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Authorized Military Ticket & Travel Office To purchase your Universal Orlando Resort Military tickets or to book your vacation package, contact your military base ticket office (ITT/LTS). BASE NAME LOCATION ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP PHONE US Navy, Bahrain ITT Office Manama AE 09834 011973-1785-4777 Ravens Nest Eielson AFB ITT Office Eilson AFB AK 99702 907-669-2536 2518 Central Ave. Arctic Oasis Community Center JB Elmendorf AFB ITT Office Elmendorf AFB AK 99506 907-753-2378 9497 20th St. MWR Tickets & Storis Drive USCG Base Kodiak Kodiak AK 99619 907-487-5108 Travel Office Bldg 2 5700 Novosel St. Fort Rucker Leisure Travel Service Fort Rucker AL 36362 334-255-2997 Room 130 206 W. Selfridge St. Maxwell AFB ITT Office Maxwell AFB AL 36112 334-953-6351 Bldg 851 Bldg 3443 Redstone Arsenal ITR Office Redstone Arsenal AL 35898 256-876-4531 Aerobee Rd. USCG Exchange 8551 Tanner Williams Rd. Tickets & Travel Office Mobile AL 36608 251-607-7855 ATC Mobile Bldg 36 Little Rock AFB ITT Office Hangar 1080 Little Rock AFB AR 72099 501-987-5105 5405 East Granite Davis-Monthan Davis-Monthan AFB ITT Office AZ 85707 520-228-3700 Bldg 2527 AFB Yardley Community Center Fort Huachuca Leisure Travel Service Fort Huachuca AZ 85613 520-533-2404 Bldg 80504, Stein St. 7383 North Litchfield Rd. Luke AFB ITT Office Luke AFB AZ 85309 310-653-1304 Bldg 1150, Room 1038 Beale AFB ITT Office 17630 Doolittle Dr. Beale AFB CA 95903 530-634-2054 Camp Pendleton ITT Office Bldg 20846 Camp Pendleton CA 92055 760-725-5459 25600 South Chrisman Rd. DLA San Joaquin MWR- ITT Office Tracy CA 95304 209-839-4187 Bldg 101, Room 111 MWR 205 West Popson Ave. Edwards AFB ITT Office Edwards AFB CA 93524 661-275-2687 Bldg 2500 Langford Lake Rd. Fort Irwin Leisure Travel Service Ft. Irwin CA 92310 760-380-4767 Bldg 21 Community Center Fort McArthur Tickets & Travel Office Fort MacArthur CA 90731 310-653-8225 Bldg 403 Base Exchange Los Angeles AFB ITT Office El Segundo CA 90245 310-653-1304 Bldg 252 Marine Corps ITT Office Bldg 319 Barstow CA 92311 760-577-6541 Logistics Base 45518 Elrod Ave. MCAS Miramar ITT Office San Diego CA 92145 858-577-4789 Bldg 2524 MCX Complex MCRD San Diego Tickets & Tours San Diego CA 92140 619-725-6343 Bldg 16 BASE NAME LOCATION ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP PHONE NAS Lemoore MWR Tickets & Tours 951 Hancock Avenue Lemoore CA 93246 559-998-4353 Exchange Main Store NAS North Island Tickets & Travel Office San Diego CA 92135 619-545-0503 Bldg 2017 NBVC Dodson St. Navy Base Ventura Tickets & Travel Office Port Hueneme CA 93041 805-982-4284 Bldg 1167 MWR Tickets & 2375 Recreation Way NB San Diego San Diego CA 92136 619-556-2174 Travel Office Bldg 3303 MWR Tickets & 1 University Circle NSA Monterey Monterey CA 93943 831-656-3223 Travel Office Bldg 220, Room 131 MWR Tickets & NSB Point Loma 2912 Nimitz Blvd. San Diego CA 92106 619-553-7037 Travel Office MWR Tickets & Room 1 King Ave. NWS China Lake China Lake CA 93555 760-939-3006 Travel Office Bldg 02733 MWR Tickets & 800 Seal Beach Blvd. NWS Seal Beach Seal Beach CA 90740 562-626-7106 Travel Office Bldg 16 74 C St. Sierra Army Depot Leisure Travel Service Herlong CA 96113 530-827-4655 Bldg 144 599 Tomales Road TRACEN Petaluma MWR Ticket Office Petaluma CA 94952 707-765-7341 Bldg 130 273 Ellis Drive Travis AFB ITT Office Travis AFB CA 94535 707-424-0969 Bldg 863 6th Street Twentynine Palms Tickets & Travel Office Twentynine Palms CA 92278 760-830-9413 Bldg 1502 USCG Exchange Coast Guard Island Tickets & Travel Office Alemeda CA 94501 510-437-3766 Alameda Bldg 22 USCG Exchange Tickets & Travel Office 2710 N Harbor Dr. San Diego CA 92101 619-278-7646 San Diego Alaska Way Vandenberg AFB ITT Office Vandenberg AFB CA 93437 805-606-7976 Bldg 10250 Buckley AFB ITT Office 538 S. Aspen St. Buckley CO 80011 720-847-6100 The Hub 6371 Specker Ave. Fort Carson Leisure Travel Office Fort Carson CO 80913 719-526-5366 Bldg 1532 830 Tinker St. Peterson AFB ITT Office Peterson AFB CO 80914 719-556-1760 Bldg 640 Schriever AFB ITT office 300 O'Malley Ave. Room 133 Schriever AFB CO 80912 719-567-6050 USAF Academy ITT Office 5136 Eagle Drive, Ste. D109 USAF Academy CO 80840 719-333-7367 MWR Library and NSB New London 164 Grayling Ave. Groton CT 06349 860-694-3723 Tickets & Travel MWR Tickets & Leamy Hall USCG Academy New London CT 06320 860-444-8277 Travel Office 15 Mohegan Avenue Air Force Pentagon The Pentagon ITT Office Washington DC 20330 703-571-5712 Services Room 2D124 BASE NAME LOCATION ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP PHONE DIA Leisure Travel Services Washington DC 20340 202-231-2118 152 Arnold Ave. JB Anacostia Bolling ITT Office Washington DC 20032 202-404-6576 Bldg 4472 MWR Tickets & 1244 Patterson Ave. SE Washington NSA Washington DC 20374 202-433-2484 Travel Office Bldg 22 Navy Yard OSD Welfare & The Pentagon Tickets & Travel Office Washington DC 20301 703-695-5339 Recreation Assoc. Room 2D122 USCG Exchange 2701 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave. Tickets & Travel Office Washington DC 20593 202-372-4780 St. Elizabeth Bldg 49 SE Chevron Avenue Dover AFB ITT Office Dover AFB DE 19902 302-677-6772 Bldg 475 Lodging Building Duke Field AFB ITT Office 118 N Drone St. Eglin AFB FLD3 FL 32542 850-883-2992 Bldg 3055 Eglin AFB ITT Office 1760 Memorial Trail Eglin AFB FL 32542 850-882-5930 Hurlburt AFB ITT Office 424 Cody Ave. Hurlburt Field FL 32544 850-884-7848 MacDill AFB ITT Office 3108 North Boundary Blvd. MacDill AFB FL 33621 813-828-2478 MWR Orlando Tickets & Travel Office 8717 Avenue C Orlando FL 32827 407-855-0116 MWR Tickets & Enterprise Ave NAS Jacksonville NAS Jacksonville FL 32212 904-542-8464 Travel Office Bldg 953A MWR Community Center NAS Key West Tickets & Travel Office NAS Key West FL 33040 305-293-4173 V-4113 Arthur Sawyer Rd. MWR Tickets & 5610 W. Hwy. 98 NAS Pensacola NAS Pensacola FL 32507 850-452-6354 Travel Office Bldg 3787 NAS Whiting Field Tickets & Travel Office 7180 Langley St. #1417 Milton FL 32570 850-623-7032 NS Mayport Tickets & Travel Office Bldg 414 Massey Ave NS Mayport FL 32228 904-270-5311 MWR Tickets & 101 Vernon Ave. Panama City NSA Panama City FL 32407 850-234-4188 Travel Office Bldg 468 Beach 514 Falcon Ave. Patrick AFB ITT Office Patrick AFB FL 32925 321-494-5159 Bldg 415 Shades of Green Attraction Desk 1950 West Magnolia Palm Drive Lake Buena Vista FL 32830 407-824-6175 Tyndall AFB ITT Office 402 Mississippi Road Panama City FL 32403 850-283-3443 9301 NW 33rd St. US Southern Command ITR Office Miami FL 33172 305-437-1595 Ste. A1155 USCG Air Station Miami Tickets & Travel Office 14750 NW 44th Court Opa Locka FL 33054 305-688 6851 Exchange (Opa Locka) USCG Exchange Tickets & Travel Office 1301 Beach Drive SE St. Petersburg FL 33701 727-896-2816 St Petersburg BASE NAME LOCATION ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP PHONE USCG Exchange Tickets & Travel Office 15100 Rescue Way Clearwater FL 33762 727-535-1437 Clearwater USCG Exchange Tickets & Travel Office 8750 Gladiolus Drive, Suite 10 Ft. Myers Beach FL 33908 239-437-0090 Fort Myers 1256 Lake Circle Dobbins ARB ITT Office Dobbins ARB GA 30069 678-655-4797 Bldg 537 MWR Leisure Travel Commissary Mall Fort Benning Fort Benning GA 31905 706-626-7644 Service 9230 Marne Rd. 36th St. Fort Gordon Aladdin Travel Fort Gordon GA 30905 706-771-0089 Bldg 36200 112 Vilseck Rd. Fort Stewart Leisure Travel Service Fort Stewart GA 31314 912-767-2841 Bldg 419 313 Stratofortress Rd Hunter AAF Leisure Travel Office Hunter AAF GA 31405 912-315-3674 Bldg 8454 814 Radford Blvd., Ste. 20322 MCLB Albany MCCS ITT Office Albany GA 31704 229-639-8177 Bldg 7500 6251 Davis St. Moody AFB ITT Office Moody AFB GA 31699 229-257-3280 Bldg 583 MWR Tickets & Travel NSB Kings Bay 1023 USS Daniel Boone Ave. Kings Bay GA 31547 912-573-1157 Office 760 10th St. Robins AFB ITT Office Robins AFB GA 31098 478-926-2945 Bldg 984 Funston Rd. Fort Shafter Leisure Travel Services Honolulu HI 96819 808-284-4192 Bldg 550 810 Willamette St. JB Pearl Harbor MWR Fleet Store ITT Pearl Harbor HI 96860 808-473-0792 Bldg 1786 Mokapu Mall MCBH Kaneohe MWR - ITT Office Kaneohe Bay HI 96863 808-254-7563 Bldg 6477 Flagview Mall Schofield Barracks Leisure Travel Services Schofield Barracks HI 96857 808-655-9971 134 Glennan Road, Bldg 3320 480 5th Ave Mountain Home Mountain Home AFB ITT Office ID 83648 208-828-6229 Bldg 2610, Ste. 122 AFB 2601 E Paul Jones St. NS Great Lakes MWR- ITT Office Great Lakes IL 60088 847-688-5417 Bldg 1, Room 129 Rodman Avenue USAG Rock Rock Island Arsenal Tickets & Travel Office IL 61299 309-782-5890 Bldg 333 Island Arsenal Scott AFB Tickets & Travel Office 404 W. Martin St. Scott AFB IL 62225 618-256-5919 Grissom AFB ITT Office 4236 Hoosier Blvd. Grissom ARB IN 46971 765-688-2414 MWR Community 300 Hwy 361 NSA Crane Crane IN 47522 812-854-6255 Recreation Office Bldg 121 310 McPherson Ave. Fort Leavenworth Leisure Travel Services Fort Leavenworth KS 66027 913-684-2580 Bldg 464 Fort Riley Leisure Travel Service 5202 Normandy Drive Fort Riley KS 66442 785-239-9351 BASE NAME LOCATION ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP PHONE McConnell AFB ITT Office 53476 Wichita St.
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