Are USF/IOA tickets transferable?

[SuzyQ]

If we buy a non-expiring 2-day ticket, but only go one day with my inlaws, will we be able to use their second day in the future or do they do some sort of scan like Disney?

ETA: Referring to Universal Studio/Islands of Adventure tickets. ;)

[Robin]

Looking at the SeaWorld on Your Schedule ticket, it states:

Present this E-ticket and photo ID at the 2nd Day Free window to receive a non-transferable return visit ticket.

While I'm not sure, I'm guessing they put the name of the original guest on the 'second day' tickets.

[Robin]

Since I'm still poking around SeaWorld's ticket site....

If you don't think you can use their second day in the future, then you might want to take advantage of the 10% off discount which is good for visits on/after December 22nd.

http://commerce.4adventure.com/store/dept_tickets.asp?ShopperID=PF27664F6B8FA4FC09F44C0 A0566F07F&Token=GDKFIEHEIEFFDDI&Hier=03&dept_id=203

[SuzyQ]

Ahhh - I see where I messed up - I'm talking about Universal Tickets! ;) (not that you could tell by my post!) :lol:

[Robin]

:oops: I was in SeaWorld mode.

I know the Uni AP has your photo but not sure about the multi-day passes.