Worlds Of Discovery Unveils New 'Pick Two' Florida Resident Ticket Option
Central Florida Vacation Guide
The Worlds of Discovery announced today a new ticket that offers Florida residents a great new way to experience adventures found nowhere else in the world.Available beginning June 30th, 2008, the "Pick Two" combines visits to any two of the Florida Worlds of Discovery - SeaWorld Orlando, Aquatica, Busch Gardens Tampa Bay and Adventure Island - for only $79.95.For guests who want unlimited visits at a value unmatched by any other theme park, Busch Gardens and SeaWorld's "Pay for a Day" offer has been extended through Labor Day. With a Fun Card, Florida residents can enjoy unlimited admission through the end of 2008 to either SeaWorld or Busch Gardens for the price of a single-day ticket. The "Pay for a Day" offer is available online or at the parks' front gates, and will be the same price as a single-day admission."We recognize that Florida residents expect, and deserve, a value like none other," said Joe Couceiro, corporate vice president and chief marketing officer for the Worlds of Discovery. "Pay For A Day and the new Pick 2 are the best family entertainment offers for Floridians. These offers show just how much we appreciate our neighbors."Single-day adult admission prices for the Florida parks are $37.95 for Adventure Island, $41.95 for Aquatica, $67.95 for Busch Gardens and $69.95 for SeaWorld Orlando. For these exclusive online deals, visit www.adventureisland.com, www.aquaticabyseaworld.com, www.buschgardens.com and www.seaworld.com.The Worlds of Discovery parks include SeaWorld parks in Orlando, San Diego and San Antonio; Busch Gardens Africa and Adventure Island in Tampa Bay and Busch Gardens Europe and Water Country USA in Williamsburg, Va.; Discovery Cove and Aquatica in Orlando; and Sesame Place near Philadelphia. To learn more about the parks, visit www.4adventure.com or call toll-free (800)4ADVENTURE. Additionally, Busch Entertainment Corporation created the SeaWorld & Busch Gardens Conservation Fund, a non-profit, private charitable foundation committed to supporting wildlife and habitat conservation, research, education and animal rescue programs worldwide.
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