I recently got to play Undercover Tourist with the kids at Universal Studios Hollywood.
It had been many years since I'd visited this theme park, way before the little ones were born, and I have vague memories of Jay being little and I think my parents may even have been visiting from Australia at the time.
So, when a recent opportunity to visit the park for Undercover Tourist presented itself, I jumped at the chance to take the little ones.
In June, Undercover Tourist began selling discounted tickets online for Southern California theme parks so I'm going to share with you the price comparisons so you can save money on your next family theme park adventure.
As I mentioned, the kids and I went to Universal Studios Hollywood, so I'm going to share the price comparison for that particular park, but if you go to the Undercover Tourist website you will be able to find discounted tickets for other Southern California theme parks too.
As you can see from the image I created below, you can save quite a bit of money from pre-purchasing your tickets from Undercover Tourist as opposed to Universal Studios online, plus you print them out at home and skip the ticket lines at the park.
In a nutshell, a family of 5 could save $100 on tickets through Undercover Tourist and use that money for food and parking at the park.
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Disclosure: This post has been sponsored by Undercover Tourist. #UndercoverTourist
3 comments
Whoa…. those are some serious savings! Then again, I remember when Universal Studios was $40. I might be dating myself here. LOL.
We were just talking about trying out Universal Studios – hoping to go during spring break, thanks for the tip!
So happy to know about this site.