Busch gardens pay for a day and come back all year

[bawden2]

2007 Busch Gardens Fun Card

Florida's best entertainment value is back! Pay for a day, and come back all year to enjoy the wildlife and wild rides of Busch Gardens Tampa Bay with a 2007 Fun Card. Enjoy unlimited general admission January 1 through December 31, 2007, for only $61.95 for adults and $51.95 for children ages 3-9. How much fun can you have for the price of a day? Find out! Add SeaWorld or Adventure Island to your Busch Gardens Fun Card and double your fun.

With your 2007 Busch Gardens Fun Card in your pocket you can enjoy the thrills and excitement of Busch Gardens all year long including:

Emerald Beat – Irish dance spectacular
Real Music Concert Series
Viva La Musica
Michelob Music Fest
Summer Nights
Howl-O-Scream (separate admission required)
Jack Hanna's Animal Adventures
Holiday Celebration

[Daveann]

do you need to be florida resident for these offers do you know?

[bawden2]

do you need to be florida resident for these offers do you know?
Not sure. This is all the extra info says. Price is plus tax, per person and subject to change without notice. Fun Cards expire 12/31/07 and are non-transferable and non-refundable. Offer not valid with other discounts or special offers. Fun Cards do not include admission to select special events, parking or discounts on food or merchandise. Adventure Island blackout dates include May 26-28 and weekends June 2 through August 19, 2007. Other restrictions may apply.

[bawden2]

It includes Seaworld and Adventure island as well. Is Adventure island IOA :unsure:

[bawden2]

It includes Seaworld and Adventure island as well. Is Adventure island IOA :unsure:
Oh its a water park at Tampa

[Daveann]

Adventure island is that not what they call busch gardens water park?

[bawden2]

Don't think it open to us Brits. When you go on the UK site it just comes up with Flexi ticket. :shrug:

[keatingschick]

I have just sorted out our park tickets and I think there was an offer like that, but I was getting all confused adding the attractions in seperate:confused: so in the end I opted for the 5 park flexi. Thing was I was unsure how it worked - did 2 day 2 park mean you had to go to both parks 1 day after the other or did it just mean that you could do 1 park 1 day and the other park any day????:shrug: When I seperated it all down and add them in it wasn't a vast difference in price anyway so I just thought that at least with the flexi we can go any time within our holiday and not worry that we might get somewhere and they say it expired. It doesn't take much to confuse me though:rotfl:

[bawden2]

I have just sorted out our park tickets and I think there was an offer like that, but I was getting all confused adding the attractions in seperate:confused: so in the end I opted for the 5 park flexi. Thing was I was unsure how it worked - did 2 day 2 park mean you had to go to both parks 1 day after the other or did it just mean that you could do 1 park 1 day and the other park any day????:shrug: When I seperated it all down and add them in it wasn't a vast difference in price anyway so I just thought that at least with the flexi we can go any time within our holiday and not worry that we might get somewhere and they say it expired. It doesn't take much to confuse me though:rotfl:
I agree there is not much in it and worth it for not having to panic about rushing back the day after.:thumbs:

[Midnight Storm]

Universal do this all the time - the offer is open to us Brits but the website hides it from you once it sees the connection is from the UK. If you use an anonimizing package like tor / privoxy it will accept a UK credit card and address for the order as their system cannot tell where you are from and block the offers - they did this last year with the 2 for $99 free kids offer. The software is free and will take you 15min to set up - PM me if you need help

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