Theme park deals, discounts and promo codes for June 2009

A 3-day park-hopper ticket for $99, available to local residents, will go on sale June 1, both on the website and at area grocery stores.

Both Disney World and Disneyland continue to offer free admission on your birthday, too.

Universal
This month on Universal Orlando's website, http://www.universalorlando.com/tickets/hot-deals.html:

At Universal Studios Hollywood, these deals are available:

AAA offers a one-day Universal Hollywood ticket for $54.99. (The AAA deals for Universal Orlando are no better than the $99 7-day pass available on the Universal website.)

Last week, Universal Hollywood announced that it would offer a six-month pass to local residents for $60 (presumably replacing the buy-a-day, get-the-year deal), but it has not made that available for purchase on the website yet.

SeaWorld
SeaWorld Orlando offers these deals on its website:

For SeaWorld San Diego, use the promo code SWCAAASmr09 at SeaWorldSanDiego.com for the following deals:

Additional AAA discounts are available at AAA.com/seaworld.

Busch Gardens
The Busch Gardens Williamsburg special offers page promotes its Fun Card for $59.95.

At Busch Gardens Tampa, the special offers page adults at kids price, $59.95, with a second day free.

If you are in AAA, you can get Busch Gardens Williamsburg tickets for $51.95 (adult) and $41.95 (kids) using the Busch AAA link. The Busch Gardens Tampa AAA offer is no better than that available on the BGT website.

Six Flags
Six Flags' tickets website is at http://www.sixflags.com/national/tickets/Tickets.aspx. Top deals are

Legoland California
You can get one-day tickets via the Legoland website for $53 (adults) and $48 (kids).

In addition, promo codes good for $10-$17 off each ticket are available from RetailMeNot.

Replies (3)

Robert Niles

May 28, 2009 at 12:56 PM · For basic trip-planning and budgeting advice, visit http://www.themeparkinsider.com/vacation-budget-plan/, or click the "Planning" link in the gold navigation bar at the top of the page.

Joshua Counsil

May 28, 2009 at 9:01 PM · Definitely taking advantage of the Busch, SeaWorld, and Universal ticket deals.

Also, I want the Disney Free Dining Plan, but I am wondering ...

For our next Orlando venture, we are staying both inside and outside of Disney because we cannot afford to stay inside the World for the entire trip duration. We are renting a DVC from someone on the DIS Discussion Forums (http://www.disboards.com/) for 4 nights, but we are buying 8-day Park Hoppers and staying outside of the park for the remainder of the trip ...

Do we still qualify for Free Dining on those 4 nights when we're at the DVC?

Robert Niles

May 29, 2009 at 1:11 PM · The folks at Holiday World send word that in June, each ticket holder who donates at least two cans of food (high protein, ready-to-eat meals preferred) will receive $5 in Holibucks (in-park money) to use in the park that day toward meals, games or souvenirs.

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