Epic Universe Ticketing Info, Advice, & Speculation

[Mike S]

Forgive me if this has already been asked, but do we know if customers will be able to buy multiple one-day tickets when they go live? Let's say I want to go opening day and the day after. Will I be limited to just one day?

No idea about regular guests but I was able to do exactly what you want to do but as an AP.

I can’t imagine it’ll be different but you never know.

 

[glocon]

Still no news on when single day tickets will be available for non-APs?
I don’t want to miss that!!!

 

[Alicia]

Still no news on when single day tickets will be available for non-APs?
I don’t want to miss that!!!

Not yet. It could be awhile. (Or it could be soon, honestly no one knows.)

 

[AvoidTIMtation]

I'm just waiting on the VIP tickets. I will absolutely be jumping all over that

 

[Mike S]

Anyone else still not seeing their tickets in the wallet?

 

[kristenabelle]

I'm just waiting on the VIP tickets. I will absolutely be jumping all over that

Definitely curious to see what pricing will look like for this compared to current rates/WDW.

 

[AvoidTIMtation]

Definitely curious to see what pricing will look like for this compared to current rates/WDW.

I'm hoping it will be around the same price as current VIP. It certainly won't be as high as WDW lol

 

[TeAwa]

Any chance a pass-holder could share the pricing calendar for 1day tickets for Epic in Sept 2025?

 

[UniversalRBLX]

 

[Jerroddragon]

Is it not sold out on day one yet?

 

[rhino4evr]

So they are going to do VIP tours ? That just might be worth it . Especially those first few months

 

[AvoidTIMtation]

So they are going to do VIP tours ? That just might be worth it . Especially those first few months

In my opinion VIP and Express will absolutely be worth it depending on price

 

[DarkMetroid567]

Is it not sold out on day one yet?

AP one-days are sold out the first few weeks. Some of the multi-day w/ 1-day Epic tickets are sold out for opening day only. But only Universal knows what tickets are actually left.

One-day tickets for opening day COULD be sold out, but my guess is they haven’t hit capacity yet. I feel like there is some amount of reserve stock left for a general sale.

 

[rhino4evr]

Sorry for the basic question , but I assume the Park tickets and the VIP tickets are separate transactions as in you need both ? Similar to express ?

I booked my October Helios stay so long ago I almost forgot about it.

 

[TeAwa]

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Thank you for this! Planning a trip from the UK for HHN/Epic and patiently waiting for 1 day tickets to be released for the general public. Fingers crossed it’s soon.

 

[ZachPL]

Are they really going to run a super bowl commercial and still not have single day tickets? Are they hoping a few more people see the commercial and then buy the package first?

 

[Alicia]

Are they really going to run a super bowl commercial and still not have single day tickets? Are they hoping a few more people see the commercial and then buy the package first?

Yes. I think that’s it.

 

[GAcoaster]

If you can sell out the 3-4 day packages for $300-500 each, and get attendance clicks at all the parks, it’s a huge win for them versus a $150 dollar ticket where the guest only visits Epic. Until they open, there’s no incentive to sell single day tickets.

 

[Jake S]

with the tremendous caveat that i have no idea how well they have or have not sold these three-day packages, i think there’s potential for negative guest sentiment by using this strategy. people don’t like it when they can’t just buy the thing they want to buy.

i don’t want to overstate this — i doubt anyone seriously interested in visiting epic universe will swear off the resort because of this. but they may delay trips, perhaps for years.

i’m sure they considered incentivizing visiting the other parks different ways. offering discount admission to non-epic parks would have been my preferred strategy, but again, i’d want to take a hard look at the data before committing to anything.

 

[Parkscope Joe]

If you can sell out the 3-4 day packages for $300-500 each, and get attendance clicks at all the parks, it’s a huge win for them versus a $150 dollar ticket where the guest only visits Epic. Until they open, there’s no incentive to sell single day tickets.

I think there's internal metrics they're watching and if they aren't hitting them they can pull levers to increase sales (single days to hotel guests, sell express, etc). If they were not happy with sales they would have accelerated some plans. Maybe they're waiting to see how sales look at the Super Bowl ad. Who knows (not me!).