(Photo Source: Busch Gardens)
Florida theme parks welcome young visitors for free
Parents, it’s time to take your child to the theme parks while you still can!
Tickets just got a lot less expensive for children 5 years old and younger as they will be able to attend SeaWorld Orlando and Busch Gardens Tampa Bay for free. Called the Preschool Card, the deal also pertains to admission to Adventure Island and Aquatica.
The offer for the 2020 SeaWorld + Aquatica Orlando Preschool Card and the 2020 Busch Gardens + Adventure Island Preschool Card will be available from now through Dec 31.
However, the deal is only valid for Florida residents. To qualify, parents must register online by Feb. 3 and visit the park by March 31 to redeem the deal. Parents will also have to verify their child’s age through proper identification.
The pass does not include free parking, separately ticketed events, or other discounts.
SeaWorld is a theme park chain headquarters in Orlando, Florida that focuses on marine mammals, oceanariums and rehabilitation centers. Busch Gardens is owned and operated by SeaWorld Entertainment and is home to more than 2,000 animals and lots of thrilling roller coasters and other rides.
Other theme parks such as Disney also have deals going on for Florida residents. Called the Discover Disney Ticket, FL residents can pay $195, or $49 per day plus tax, for a four-day ticket that’s valid at four Walt Disney World theme parks: Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Hollywood Studios, and the Animal Kingdom. The three-day Discover Disney Ticket sells for $175, or $59 per day plus tax.
By: Maytinee Kramer
