Orlando combo tickets explained
Disney and Universal, FlexiTicket, Ultimate Florida: what each bundle includes and when a combo actually saves money.
Orlando combo tickets bundle two or more resorts into one purchase. They exist because UK visitors typically stay two weeks and want to do everything. The saving versus buying separately is usually real but not always large, so it pays to compare.
Disney & Universal Combo
The 14-Day Disney Magic Ticket plus the Universal 3-Park ticket. This is the classic "do Orlando properly" bundle. Check the individual prices on the day: the saving is typically £30 to £60 per person against buying both.
Disney & SeaWorld Combo
Disney 14-Day plus the SeaWorld 14-day 3-park ticket. Good for families with younger children who find Universal too intense, and one of the better-value combos because the SeaWorld side is cheap to begin with.
Orlando FlexiTicket
Universal 3-Park plus SeaWorld, Aquatica and Busch Gardens, no Disney. The best choice for thrill-seekers and repeat visitors who have already done Disney.
Ultimate Florida Combo
Everything: Disney, Universal and the three SeaWorld parks for 14 days, with Memory Maker. Only worth it if you will genuinely visit all three resorts. Over two weeks that is realistic; over ten days it is a stretch.
Mini versions and Kennedy Space Center add-ons
"Mini" combos swap the SeaWorld 14-day ticket for a 3-visit ticket with dining, which suits people who want one day at each SeaWorld park. Kennedy Space Center add-ons are convenient but a standalone Kennedy ticket is often the same price.
Two things to check before you buy a combo
- Add up the individual tickets on our site first. Prices move independently and the combo is not always cheaper.
- Look at the visit-date window. Some combos are priced for specific date ranges, such as late October to December.
