Orlando Flex Ticket PLUS. The New Theme Park Ticket.
With a host of different theme park tickets associated with visiting Florida theme parks. With so much choice it is sometimes difficult to find the ticket that is right for you. In part one of our Florida theme park tickets blog, we will explain the full range of new Florida Flex Tickets, due for general release in March 2008 in time for the opening of Seaworld’s Aquatica. Orlando Flex Tickets offer visitors to Florida the opportunity of visiting multiple theme parks with a single ticket. Find out which one is right for you.
There are 2 variations of the popular Orlando Flex Ticket available, although both provide admission to each of the theme parks named on the ticket, on an unlimited number of times within a 14 day period, which commences from the date on which the ticket is first used. There are also no limits as to the number of theme parks you can visit on a single day, which means you only pay parking fees once. Please note that child prices are applicable for children aged 3 to 9 years inclusive, after which an adult ticket is required.
The Orlando Flex Ticket. Although this is the most basic of the two Orlando Flex Tickets, when you see the list of attractions into which you get unlimited access to over a 14 day period, you cannot fail to be impressed.
Universal Studios. Home to the likes of the popular Men In Black Ride, Jaws, Shrek 4d and many more movie based rides, attractions and features. With a dedicated childrens area which offers the younger visitors to the park a chance to experience their very own rides, and the many parades which take place throughout the day, this really is a family friendly park offering something or everybody.
Universal Islands Of Adventure. The place for those thrill seekers amongst you, the Hulk, Dueling Dragons and the amazing Spiderman 3D. If you get a little hot, don’t worry simply make your way to one of the numerous water rides on offer. For a guaranteed soaking look no further than Popeyes Bilge Ride, one of Florida’s best and wettest water rides. there are plenty of themed restaurants and snack bars throughout the park, all of which offer a variety of food and drinks.
Seaworld. Home to the famous killer whale Shamu, as well as a host of other lovable animals. Relax as you make your way around this stunning theme park, to any of the many animal exhibits and shows. The parks dedication to the welfare of each and every animal within the park is evident everywhere, and when you fancy a change of pace make your way to Kraken. One of the best rides in Orlando, which as it climbs gives you a fantastic view of the surrounding area including the new Aquatica water park. Then you are sent into a steep fall, before being twisted and turned upside down and from side to side. Without doubt this is one of the longest coater rides in Orlando. It’s a cracker! If it is a family ride you prefer then hop on the Journey To Atlantis, just make sure that your not afraid to get wet.
Wet ‘N’ Wild. located on International Drive, this huge water park is difficult to miss. Offering a host of different rides and experiences for visitors of all ages, Wet ‘N’ Wild is an great alternative offering you the opportunity to top up your tan while you play. Sun lotion, hats and t shirts are a must here though, shade is best! there are snack bars within the attraction, as are sun loungers albeit at an extra charge.
Aquatica. Orlando’s newest and potentially best water park is within your reach with the Orlando Flex Ticket. Yes now you can experience wave pools like no other, swim amongst tropical fish, and hurtle down a tubular slide from where you can see some of worlds most beautiful sea life.
Orlando Flex Ticket Plus. Slightly more expensive than the Orlando Flex Ticket, the Flex Ticket plus provides visitors with both optional transport to and entry into the amazing Busch Gardens Theme Park in Tampa. This is ideal for those unsure of driving to Busch Gardens, a fun packed theme park, complete with some fantastic thrill rides such as Montu, Gwazi, Kumba and Busch Gardens’ most recent addition Sheikra, which transports its riders up to a plateau some 200+ feet above ground, before literally dropping them straight down. Oh and by the way there are no bars or floor. Water rides are also plentiful as are the the amazing animals which can be seen up close, as you travel across the park aboard the sky ride or as you take lunch in the Colonial House, which by the way has an amazing menu. The Busch Gardens coach picks visitors up and returns them to allocated points such as Seaworld.
As you would expect, ticket prices vary, depending on where you purchase. Here at Direct Villas Florida, we recommend Attractiontix, a U.K internet based company with a great emphasis on customer satisfaction, Check out their latests Orlando Flex Ticket prices here.
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