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Save on Tickets to Busch Gardens and SeaWorld (Today Only!)

April 16, 2015 By Million Mile Secrets

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Today only at 1:00 pm Eastern Time, you can buy discounted tickets to Busch Gardens and SeaWorld through Daily Getaways.

Through April 24, 2015, a new travel deal will be available every weekday at 1:00 pm Eastern Time. But these deals sell out fast!

Save On Tickets To Busch Gardens And SeaWorld Today Only — You Can Save $20 to $40 on Tickets to Busch Gardens and SeaWorld!

Daily Getaways is a promotion sponsored by the US Travel Association offering discounts on hotels like Hyatt,Hertz car rentals, and attractions like Universal Studios Orlando.

Here’s today’s deal.

Deal for April 16, 2015 – Save on Tickets to Busch Gardens & SeaWorld

Link: Daily Getaways Calendar

Link: Discounted Tickets to Busch Gardens & SeaWorld

Link: My Review of This Week’s Deals

If you missed the some of the other great amusement parks deals over the last couple of weeks, today you have another chance!

You can buy discounted 1-day tickets to:

Busch Gardens (Tampa or Williamsburg) for $45
SeaWorld (Orlando, San Antonio, or San Diego) for $49

The limit is 6 tickets per person.

Save On Tickets To Busch Gardens And SeaWorld Today Only — Today’s Deal Will Get Your Adrenaline Pumping

One-day tickets to Busch Gardens typically cost $75 ($65 for kids ages 3 to 9). So you’ll save $20 to $30.

SeaWorld 1-day tickets prices vary depending on location:

Orlando – $85 (all ages)
San Antonio – $47 ($37 for kids age 3 to 9)
San Diego – $89 ($83 for kids age 3 to 9)

So you can save $34 to $40 on ticket to SeaWorld Orlando and San Diego.

Save On Tickets To Busch Gardens And SeaWorld Today Only — But You Will NOT Save Money on Tickets to SeaWorld San Antonio

Also, remember to check Mousesavers to see if there’s a better deal before you purchase this Daily Getaway.

Bottom Line

Starting today at 1:00 pm Eastern Time, you can save on tickets to Busch Gardens and SeaWorld.

You can save $20 to $40 on 1-day tickets with this deal. But do NOT purchase ticket with this deal if you plan on visiting SeaWorld San Antonio, because you won’t save money.

And remember to check Mousesavers before you commit to this deal!

Get ready for tomorrow’s deal because it likely won’t last long…discounted Marriott gift cards!

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