Universal Studios Hollywood has introduced a new Silver Annual Pass; along with the new option of Flex Pay payments for Platinum, Gold, and Silver Passholders.
According to the Universal Studios Hollywood website, the Silver Annual Pass is now available for $169 if you purchase online, and $179 at the front gate. The Silver pass allows you 270 days during the duration of the pass with no discount on food and merchandise. Most of the blackout days occur during popular timeframes; such as Spring Break, Summer, and the Holiday Season.
In addition, Flex Pay is being offered for the top three tiers of annual passes – offering guests a chance to pay month-to-month. After an initial down payment of $110, guests will be able to pay the remaining balance over the course of the next 11 months – with monthly payments being as low as $6 for the new Silver Annual Pass.
Platinum Annual Pass:
- 365 days of entry per year.
- No black-out dates.
- Front of line privileges at all rides and attractions.
- Free Halloween Horror Nights ticket on select dates.
- Free general parking daily until 5:00 p.m.
- 15% off in-park beverage, food and select merchandise.
- Exclusive invitations to special events.
- Discounts on general admission tickets for friends and family, on Halloween Horror Nights tickets and at participating CityWalk locations.
Gold Annual Pass:
- 345 days of entry per year.
- Select black-out dates apply.
- Free general parking daily until 5:00 p.m.
- 15% off in-park beverage, food and select merchandise.
- Exclusive invitations to special events.
- Discounts on general admission tickets for friends and family, on Halloween Horror Night tickets and at participating CityWalk locations.
Silver Annual Pass:
- Over 250 days of entry per year.
- Select black-out dates apply.
- Exclusive invitations to special events.
- Discounts on general admission tickets for friends and family, on Halloween Horror Night tickets and at participating CityWalk locations.
For more information on FlexPay Rules and Restrictions, prices, and blackout dates; visit the official Universal Studios Hollywood website.
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