ORLANDO, Fla. — If you’re looking to buy or renew your Universal Orlando annual pass, you can now get three extra months for free.
Theme park officials said they are offering three months free on any two-park or three-park annual or seasonal pass, making a year-long pass actually a 15-month pass.
Passholders get exclusive seasonal benefits, such as Passholder Appreciation Days between Aug. 15 and Sept. 30, giveaways and year-round access to the Passholder Lounge at Universal Islands of Adventure.
Minion Land Minion Land is coming to Universal Studios, new attractions and food options. (Universal Orlando Resort/Universal Orlando Resort)
Minion Land Minion Land is coming to Universal Studios, new attractions and food options. (Universal Orlando Resort/Universal Orlando Resort)
Minion Land Minion Land is coming to Universal Studios, new attractions and food options. (Universal Orlando Resort/Universal Orlando Resort)
Minion Land Minion Land is coming to Universal Studios, new attractions and food options. (Universal Orlando Resort/Universal Orlando Resort)
Minion Land Minion Land is coming to Universal Studios, new attractions and food options. (Universal Orlando Resort/Universal Orlando Resort)
Minion Land Minion Land is coming to Universal Studios, new attractions and food options. (Universal Orlando Resort/Universal Orlando Resort)
Minion Land Minion Land is coming this summer to Universal Studios. (Universal Orlando Resort/Universal Orlando Resort)
Minion Land Minion Land is coming to Universal Studios, new attractions and food options. (Universal Orlando Resort/Universal Orlando Resort)
Minion Land Minion Land is coming to Universal Studios, new attractions and food options. (Universal Orlando Resort/Universal Orlando Resort)
Minion Land Minion Land is coming to Universal Studios, new attractions and food options. (Universal Orlando Resort/Universal Orlando Resort)
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