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Southern California Multi-Attraction Tickets and PassesLAST UPDATE: 7/6/10 - MOST RECENT ADDITIONS ARE IN REDIf you're planning to visit multiple attractions in Southern California, there are some multi-attraction passes that are worth considering. Generally you will save money by purchasing one of these special passes, compared with purchasing separate admission to each attraction:
Southern California 2-Park Flex TicketThe Southern California 2-Park Flex Ticket includes 14 consecutive days of unlimited admission to Universal Studios Hollywood and SeaWorld San Diego. It's a great value at $109 for adults, $99 for kids (ages 3-9). San Diego 3-For-1 PassThe San Diego 3-For-1 Pass includes 5 consecutive days of unlimited admission to San Diego Zoo, San Diego Wild Animal Park and SeaWorld San Diego. It's a great value at $121 for adults, $99 for kids (ages 3-9). San Diego's Fabulous Four ComboThe Fabulous Four Combo includes one day of admission to San Diego Zoo, San Diego Wild Animal Park, Legoland and SeaWorld San Diego. At the gate it costs $196 for adults, $166 for kids (ages 3-9). Consecutive visits are not required.
Build Your Own Custom Explorer Pass for San DiegoIf you plan to visit at least two major attractions in San Diego and surrounding areas, check out the Build Your Own Custom Explorer Pass for San Diego, which allows you to pick from over a dozen attractions, including Legoland, San Diego Zoo, San Diego Wild Animal Park and Knott's Berry Farm. You select the exact options you want and save on your admission! The Custom Explorer Pass is offered by the same company that sells the Go Cards. This pass is a great option for those that know exactly what they want to see in San Diego, travelers who want to spend a little less than the Go San Diego Card price and people who want to take their time, since the Custom Explorer Pass is valid for 30 days. Go CardsGo Cards are available for San Diego and Los Angeles and provide admission to multiple attractions in Southern California. Be sure to look at both cards and see which one fits your plans best, because there is some overlap in what they include. The Go San Diego Card gives you admission to over 50 San Diego and Southern California attractions, museums and tours, including SeaWorld San Diego (with 3-, 5- and 7-Day cards), Legoland, Sea Life Aquarium, San Diego Zoo, San Diego Wild Animal Park, Knott's Berry Farm, Discovery Science Center, The Hollywood Museum, Kodak Theatre Guided Tour, Reuben H. Fleet Science Center, Birch Aquarium, San Diego Harbor Excursions and lots more. Get a FREE full-color guidebook with the purchase of any Go City Card! Not only does this pocket-size guidebook include complete information on all of the attractions included with the card, but it also provides details on dining & shopping discounts, maps of the area, local info and insider advice. One free guidebook per order. The Go San Diego Card comes in 1, 2, 3, 5, or 7-day increments. The card is activated the first time you use it at a participating attraction. It costs:
The Go San Diego Card will probably save you money if you plan to do a lot of major attractions, boat excursions and bus tours in a short time, but be sure to check on regular prices and generally available discounts first. Many of the museums and walking tours that are included are normally quite inexpensive anyway. You may find it's a better deal to purchase admissions separately. Thanks to Divya for info.
The Go Los Angeles Card gives you admission to 40 Southern California attractions, museums and tours, including Universal Studios Hollywood (3, 5 and 7-day cards only), Legoland, Knott's Berry Farm, Magic Mountain, Discovery Science Center, The Hollywood Museum, Kodak Theatre Guided Tour, Paramount Pictures Studio Tour, The Huntington Library, Aquarium of the Pacific, and lots more. Get a FREE full-color guidebook with the purchase of any Go City Card! Not only does this pocket-size guidebook include complete information on all of the attractions included with the card, but it also provides details on dining & shopping discounts, maps of the area, local info and insider advice. One free guidebook per order. The Go Los Angeles Card comes in 1, 2, 3, 5, or 7-day increments. The card is activated the first time you use it at a participating attraction. It costs:
The Go Los Angeles Card will probably save you money if you plan to do a lot of major attractions and tours in a short time, but be sure to check on regular prices and generally available discounts first. Some of the museums that are included are normally quite inexpensive anyway. You may find it's a better deal to purchase admissions separately.
Southern California CityPassThe 2010 Southern California CityPass costs $269 for adults, $229 for kids (ages 3-9). This pass bundles admission to Disneyland plus three other major attractions, and is valid for 14 days. First day of use must occur by 1/3/11. It includes:
Buying in Person The Southern California CityPass can be purchased at Disneyland or any of the other attractions included in the pass. Some Costco stores offer the Southern California CityPass at great prices. Oddly, it is not being sold in Southern California stores, according to several reader reports. However, readers have reported seeing CityPass for sale in neighboring states, including Hawaii, Utah, Colorado and Washington. If you are interested, call your local Costco to check on availability. At Costco you'll pick up a package off the shelf. After making your purchase, you must trade the package at the service counter for the ticket(s). Buying Online You can also buy the Southern California CityPass online at:
Reportedly, should you decide to upgrade your 2010 CityPass to a Disneyland Annual Pass, you'll be credited $204 for an adult ticket, $174 for a child ticket (gate price of a 3-Day Park Hopper). Thanks to Darkbeer for info. Back to top MouseSavers.com® is not an official site of The Walt Disney Company or of Universal Studios. Content of MouseSavers.com is © MouseSavers, Inc. 2001-2010. Website content may not be reproduced in whole or in part without the prior written permission of MouseSavers, Inc. Privacy Policy - Terms and Conditions of Use - Marketing Disclosure |
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