FRISCO, Texas — Today, Universal Kids Resort announced it is expanding its Annual Pass program with the introduction of the new Gold Annual Pass, a new premium pass option that provides 12 months of admission to Universal Kids Resort with no blockout dates, complimentary regular self-parking and additional special benefits, all for just $199.99 per person. The Gold Annual Pass joins the existing Silver Annual Pass and Silver Annual Pass with Parking, giving families more ways to play throughout the year.
In addition to access throughout the year with no blockout dates, Gold Annual Pass benefits include:
- 10% off select food and beverage purchases
- 10% off select merchandise purchases
- 10% off 1-Day and 2-Day Friends & Family tickets
- 10% off Private VIP Experiences
- Complimentary hotel room upgrades based on availability
- $20 off Premium Parking
The existing Silver Annual Pass includes admission for one guest for 12 months, subject to blockout dates. The Silver Annual Pass with Parking includes the same admission benefits, plus regular self-parking. Guests can upgrade to a Gold Annual Pass by paying the difference between their current pass and the Gold Annual Pass, plus applicable tax.
“Universal Kids Resort was created as a place where families can laugh, play and create unforgettable memories together,” said Dan Cuffe, Vice President and General Manager of Universal Kids Resort. “With the introduction of the Gold Annual Pass, families can enjoy even more opportunities to visit throughout the year, from their favorite attractions and character experiences to seasonal events and limited-time offerings that make every visit feel a little different.”
The all-new Universal Kids Resort welcomes families to experience seven immersive themed lands inspired by beloved characters and stories, including DreamWorks’ Shrek’s Swamp, Jurassic World Adventure Camp, Nickelodeon’s SpongeBob SquarePants Bikini Bottom, Illumination’s Minions vs. Minions: Bello Bay Club, DreamWorks’ TrollsFest, DreamWorks’ Puss in Boots Del Mar and the Isle of Curiosity featuring DreamWorks’ Gabby’s Dollhouse.
