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Hi,
I am in the process of booking Park tickets for 11 of us travelling to Florida in December.
I am a Travel Agent and that entitles me to various discounts if I purchase tickets on the gates at Guest Relations.
Only 4 of us are Agents so I need to know if it's worth taking this discount or just buying one of the various multi park tickets here.
Does anyone know how much individual tickets are for Sea World, Aquatica and Busch Gardens?
Thanking you all in advance!
You can find the ticket prices here:
www.seaworld.com/Tickets/Visitors.aspx
You can buy a combo ticket to all three parks for 134.95 adults and 124.95 kids. One day tickets to Sea world are 74.95 adult, to aquatica are 44.95 and to Busch gardens are 69.95.
Donna
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