| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 407.1 | Current Prices for Spring/Summer '94 | WREATH::SCOPA | | Wed Mar 02 1994 10:18 | 19 |
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Attraction Adult Child
Universal Studios $31.10 $29.68 (3-9)
Sea World $34.95 $29.95 (3-9)
Church Street Station $16.91 $10.55 (4-12)
Wet 'n Wild $22.21 $19.03 (3-9)
Arabian Nights $37.40 $21.35 (3-11)
Medieval Times $34.19 $23.49 (3-12)
King Henry's Feast $33.87 $21.15 (3-11)
Mardi Gras $33.87 $21.15 (3-11)
Wild Bill's $34.19 $21.35 (3-11)
Capone's Dinner & Show $35.99 $18.12 (12 and under)
Sleuth Mys. Dinner Sh $33.87 $23.27 (3-11)
Asian Adventure $31.75 $21.15 (3-13)
Taxes included in price and in some cases gratuity is also included.
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| 407.2 | discounted? | NEMAIL::CARROLLJ | Gilligan! Drop those coconuts!! | Sun Mar 06 1994 08:40 | 9 |
| RE -.1
Thanks for the price list, but do these prices include any
discounts, or are these the 'base' prices?
- Thanks,
Jim
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| 407.3 | Don't forget tax. | WOTVAX::BELLR | White Rose ex-pat | Mon Mar 07 1994 08:13 | 9 |
| I'd also check whether those prices are inclusive or exclusive of tax.
I paid $33 for Universal inc tax. I found the best place to get tickets
(other than timeshare promotions etc) was at the Official Orange County
travel office at the Mercado Village shopping mall on I-Drive. Their
discounts were generally higher than any of the coupons in the giveaway
guides you get everywhere. BTW upto March 20th Universal are offering a
second day free if you go back within 7 days.
Richard Bell
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| 407.4 | Base Prices w tax included. | WREATH::SCOPA | | Mon Mar 07 1994 09:57 | 7 |
| Those prices listed are the base prices with tax included.
Keep in mind that I listed these prices to give everyone an idea as to
the present (March '94) cost of these attractions. Assume that these
prices will change as we get deeper into 1994.
Mike
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| 407.5 | what's on offer?? | AYOV22::TADAIR | Gies the ..- | Mon Jun 20 1994 08:15 | 8 |
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Does anyone know what offers are available at the moment and when they
run to e.g. two days forthe proce of one etc?
Regards,
Tony.
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