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Passes, Vouchers, & Tickets are NON-REFUNDABLE. Information, We do not charge tax; the Price you see is the price you get. Most California tickets are available the next business day; however, all tickets can take up to 4 weeks to arrive. Availability is subject to change Tickets & Travel without notice. It’s the responsibility of the customer to check the hours of Bldg 478 | 734.3791 | Tues-Fri: 7:30AM-5PM operation to all parks and attractions. As well as current specials. [email protected] PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. Oklahoma Parks & Attractions Adult | Child *****Tickets are intended for Base Personnel and Guests. Clinton Water Zoo (Kids under 3 are FREE! 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DOD ID may be required prior to entry.***** Branson, MO Adult | Child 4-11 Universal Orlando, Fl Adult | Child 3-9 Silver Dollar City 1 Day Pass $69 $59 Universal Orlando 1 Day Base $109 $104 Silver Dollar City 2 Day Pass $83 $79 Universal Orlando 2 Day Base $213 $203 Silver Dollar City/ White water 2 Day Pass $98 $88 Universal Orlando 3 Day Base $231 $222 Silver Dollar City/ White water 3 Day Pass $107 $98 Universal Orlando 4 Day Base $237 $228 Showboat $55 $32 Universal Orlando 1 Day Park to Park $164 $159 Showboat Captain’s Club $81 $47 Universal Orlando 2 Day Park to Park $256 $247 Titanic $22 $12 Universal Orlando 3 Day Park to Park $270 $261 Hollywood Wax Museum (all access pass) $37 $18 Universal Orlando 4 Day Park to Park $286 $277 2 Park Freedom Pass (2 main parks) $200 $195 3 Park Freedom Pass (2 main parks & volcano bay) $235 $230 (Limit of 6/ Active, retired and DoD) Walt Disney World, FL Adult | Child 3-9 ****Call for prices with volcano bay*** *1 Day (choice of Animal Kingdom, Epcot, Hollywood Studios or Magic Kingdom) $135 $130 *1 Day Hopper $185 $180 Other Florida Amusements Adult | Child 3-9 Adult | Child 3-9 Adult | Child 3-9 SeaWorld $88 $88 *2 Day Base $235 $225 *2 Day Hopper $311 $301 Seaworld 2 Park $105 $105 *3 Day $309 $295 *3 Day Hopper $393 $378 SeaWorld 3 Park $108 $108 *4 Day $418 $397 *4 Day Hopper $507 $488 Adventure Island $51.70 $51.70 *5 Day $445 $426 *5 Day Hopper $533 $514 Busch Gardens Tampa $88 $88 *6 Day $460 $441 *6 Day Hopper $546 $527 *Medieval Times Kissimmee (Child 3-12) $42.90 $35.20 *Ripley’s Believe It or Not (Child 4-12) $18 $12.25 *7-10 Days & Plus option available upon request (See ITT for pricing) *Sleuth Mystery Dinner Theatre $44.35 $23.65 *Gatorland (Child 3-12) $23.15 $15.40 Legoland 2 Day $70 $70 Legoland 2 Day with Water Park WANT TO STAY AT A DISNEY RESORT HOTEL?! 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