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DLA Installation San Joaquin MWR ITR Ticket Office Mwrsanjoaquinitr@Dla.Mil Address: 25600 S Last Revised: 28FEB2020 DLA Installation San Joaquin MWR ITR Ticket Office [email protected] www.Defensemwr.com/sanjoaquin Address: 25600 S. Chrisman Road • Tracy CA 95304 Fax: (209) 839-5272 Building 101: Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Telephone (209) 839-4187 Warehouse 56: Tuesday and Thursday 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Telephone (209) 839-5846 The following ticket prices are available to federal employees and military personnel - active duty, retired, and veterans. Tickets can be mailed for a $10.00 service fee. Email [email protected] to request a ticket order form. Proof of purchase eligibility required. All prices are subject to change without notice. It is the responsibility of the guest to inspect tickets for expiration dates, all restrictions (such as age or height requirements), and days/hours of operation that might apply. The ITR Office cannot be held responsible for lost or misplaced tickets. ALL SALES FINAL. NO REFUNDS/RETURNS or EXCHANGE. ITR Gate Price Attractions Ages Price w/Tax Academy of Sciences • San Francisco 18-64 $34.50 $38.95 www.calacademy.org Includes entry to all museum and aquarium 65+ $30.00 $33.89 exhibits including the rainforest, planetarium, and living roof. 4-11 $27.00 $30.38 Exchange voucher at the “Service Desk” 12-17 located at the main entrance. $30.00 $33.89 Tickets Expire July 31, 2020 Student 18+ w/ student ID Brunch Cruise $61.25 $106.38 Saturday and Sunday 2 hour cruise - 11:00 a.m. Boarding Hornblower Cruise • San Francisco Lunch Cruise www.hornblower.com/hce/home/sf April - October - Friday $54.00 $93.87 1. Check availability before purchasing voucher. 2 hour cruise - 11:00 a.m. Boarding 2. After purchasing voucher, Supper Cruise call (888) 467-6256 to make reservations January - November $78.50 $124.79 (reference barcode on voucher). Friday and Saturday “Military rate voucher” 3 hour cruise - 7:00 p.m. Boarding must be mentioned when booking. Dinner Cruise Taxes and Gratuity included. Saturday $104.00 $174.76 Tickets expire 2 years after purchase 3 hour cruise - 7:00 p.m. Boarding Sale ends April 30, 2020 Dinner Cruise Sunday - Thursday 2.5 hour cruise $92.00 $154.20 Friday 3 hour cruise Cinemark/Century $9.20 Movie Tickets No expiration. AMC $10.95 Valid at any location, any movie, any time. Regal/ United Artist $10.00 www.defensemwr.com/sanjoaquin ALL SALES FINAL. NO REFUNDS/RETURNS or EXCHANGE. Last Revised: 28FEB2020 Monterey Bay Aquarium Adult 18-64 $42.95 $49.95 www.montereybayaquarium.org Child 3-12 $25.95 $29.95 Ticket valid for single day admission. Student 13-17 Child 2 years and under are FREE. 18+ $34.95 $39.95 Not valid for special events. with student ID Senior 65+ Winchester Mystery House 13+ $30.00 $39.00 www.winchestermysteryhouse.com Ticket good for 90 minute guided tour through the 6-12 historic house and self-guided tours Children 5 $18.00 $28.00 through the gardens. and under FREE 14 Lap K1 Speed Indoor Kart Racing $15.00 $25.95 www.k1speed.com Arrive & Drive Ticket for one person. Redeemable at all K1 Speed locations. 3 x 14 Lap $35.00 $55.95 Ticket expires July 31, 2020 Arrive & Drive Six Flags Discovery Kingdom www.sixflags.com/discoverykingdom 3+ Ticket for single day admission. Children 2 $50.25 $75.15 Not valid during private or special events. and under Ticket expires December 31, 2020 FREE Boomers! All day Play Pass www.boomersparks.com Good for the following attractions: Flame thrower ride, miniature golf, Go-karts, Height requirements $23.50 $49.99 Lil’ go karts, bumper boats, laser tag, rock wall, apply spin zone bumper cars. Does not Include food, batting cages or arcade. Ticket expires December 31, 2020 Six Flags Magic Mountain 3+ www.sixflags.com/magicmountain Ticket for single day admission. Not Children 2 $64.00 $92.99 valid for private events. and under Ticket expires September 13, 2020 FREE Knott’s Berry Farm • Buena Park www.knotts.com Tickets for 3+, children 2 years and under are FREE. Monday - Thursday $43.25 $84.00 Ticket good for single day admission. Not valid for special or private events. Friday - Sunday Friday - Sunday $45.50 $84.00 Tickets valid January 6 - March 19, 2020 Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk www/.beachboardwalk.com/ Ride+Play Combo Exchange voucher at any Boardwalk Ticket booth to receive an All-day Unlimited Ride Wristband and $20 All Ages $47.50 $72.45 in Bonus Points for Attractions, Arcades, and Midway Games. Tickets valid February 28 - January 03, 2021 www.defensemwr.com/sanjoaquin ALL SALES FINAL. NO REFUNDS/RETURNS or EXCHANGE. Last Revised: 28FEB2020 ITR Gate Price Attractions Ages Price w/Tax Medieval Times • Buena Park 13+ $41.75 $63.95 www.medievaltimes.com/plan-your-trip/buena-park-ca Voucher valid for admission, show, dinner, and royalty package. Not valid for New Year’s Eve show. Reservations required 24 hours in advance. 3-12 After purchase, you can make your reservation by phone at Children 2 and $34.25 $37.41 (888) 935-6878. Reference E-ticket Barcode number. under FREE Ticket expires December 31, 2020 Pirates Dinner Adventure • Buena Park www.piratesdinneradventure.com 12+ Voucher valid for general seating pre-show, appetizers, dinner and $29.75 $66.11 show. Gratuity not included. Complimentary Captain seats Monday - Thursday and must be requested at time of booking. Reservations required 24 hours in advance. For children 2 and under to be considered free, they must be seated in a lap and will not receive a meal. Blackout dates apply. After purchasing voucher, call (866) 439-2469 and 3-11 $26.25 $43.11 reference E-ticket barcode to make reservation. Ticket expires January 6, 2021 Universal Studios • Hollywood Single day general admission. 3+ Park entry not guaranteed on high attendance days. Children 2 and $99.50 $139.00 Blackout dates: December 21 - 31 2019; January 1 - 5, 2020. under FREE Sale ends May 31, 2020 Universal Studios Hollywood 2 Day Pass 3+ First visit must occur by January 31, 2020. Children 2 and $119.25 $149.00 Second visit must be within 30 days of first visit. under FREE Sale ends May 31, 2020 Universal Studios Hollywood 12 Month Annual Pass Ticket valid for 12 months from activation/first visit. First visit used must be by May 31, 2020. Black-out dates WILL NOT APPLY on first 3+ visit but WILL apply on subsequent visits. Children 2 and $126.75 $149.00 For blackout dates, please visit under FREE www.universalstudioshollywood.com/sales/black-out-calendars/ Select Calendar ID - 2018D www.defensemwr.com/sanjoaquin ALL SALES FINAL. NO REFUNDS/RETURNS or EXCHANGE. Last Revised: 28FEB2020 ITR Gate Price Attractions Ages Price w/Tax Catalina Express Roundtrip www.catalinaexpress.com 12+ $67.00 $74.50 Advance Reservations Required. Call (800) 891-5652. Not valid with any other discounts or offers. Children under the age of 2 require a special ticket purchased before boarding. Check website for more information and boat restrictions. 2-11 $56.75 $59.00 Dana Point departures require an additional $2.00. LEGOLAND General Admission $67.00 $100.99 1 Day Ticket LEGOLAND LEGOLAND & Aquarium Hopper $77.25 $150.99 www.legoland.com/california 2 Day Ticket Tickets for 3+ LEGOLAND & Waterpark Hopper 79.25 $155.99 Children 2 and under Free! 2 Day Ticket Ticket expires March 31, 2021 LEGOLAND 3 Day Resort Hopper Visit LEGOLAND, Sea Life Aquarium, $81.00 $186.99 and Water Park San Diego Zoo or Safari Park www.sandiegozoo.com Ticket good for single day admission, regular attractions, shows, and exhibits. PROMO: Active-Duty member FREE with ID. 12+ $47.00 $58.00 Ticket is valid for 1 year from purchase Sale ends December 31, 2020 San Diego 2 Day Zoo & Safari Park 12+ $90.25 $92.80 www.sandiegzoo.com Ticket includes 1 visit to the San Diego Zoo and 1 visit to the Safari 3-11 Park OR 2 visits to the same location. Children 2 Includes regular attractions, shows, and exhibits. and $80.50 $82.80 Ticket is valid for 1 year from purchase under FREE Sale ends December 31, 2020 SeaWorld San Diego 3+ Single Day “Any Day” Children 2 and $69.75 $89.99 www.seaworld.com Under FREE Ticket expires December 31, 2020 SeaWorld San Diego “Eat Free” Single Day Ticket with all day dining www.seaworld.com Valid for a single day admission and one (1) All Day Dine for use on any regularly scheduled park operating day. $88.75 $89.99 All Day Dining is valid at participating restaurants: Shipwreck Reef Café, Calypso Bay Smokehouse, Mama Stella’s Pizza Kitchen, and Pineapple Pete’s Island Eats. All-Day Dining entitles the purchaser to up to three (3) total items each time through the line as often as once every hour until restaurant closing. Notice: Ticket prices are subject to change without notice. Tickets cannot be purchased in conjunction with other offers. It is the responsibility of the purchaser to inspect tickets for expiration dates, ages, height requirements, and d ays/hours of operation, weather requirements, and attraction hours of operation, capacity and ride availability that might apply. The ITR Office cannot be held responsible for informing customers of changes, lost or misplaced tickets nor are these prices guaranteed to be the lowest prices available. Looking to explore Orlando Florida? We have tickets! Check out our Florida price sheet for a complete list of attractions and theme park tickets available. www.defensemwr.com/sanjoaquin ALL SALES FINAL.
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