I'm confused. I just went on the Universal app and priced out the 2 day park to park plus 1 day at Epic starting Sept 1. These will not go down in price, if anything, they'll go up. Universal doesn't limit their ticket sales that extreme which is why I checked. You might want to look again. That being said, if Undercover Tourist has what you need, they are a legit broker and you will no issues using them for your ticket purchase. Just my own 2 cents. I don't like buying ANYTHING travel related 3rd party though as it adds a variable for refunds/issues/etc that I don't feel is worth it. I buy directly from the airline/hotel/tourist spot so I know exactly who to deal with in case of an issue. Just something to think about. More on reddit.com

You'll have to check multiple areas because all of these are subject to change and be cheaper than other options, but here are the big ones: Online Directly from Universal: this will give you bundles with hotels and park tickets. It's what I used last time I went to Universal and for $1,200 I booked a room for seven nights at Dockside which included single park tickets for five days for two people. As an important reminder you should check prices online every week or so leading up to your vacation because they can drop and whenever they do, call Universal and they will honor the lower price. Call Universal: I don't typically recommend this because it takes a lot longer than just going online, but the Universal phone rep could have access to discounts or ways to save you may not otherwise have access to. Orlando Informer: OI is basically like a designated booking agent for Universal that offers some of the best discounts you can get. Going through them could save you a few hundred dollars, specifically if you're staying at an on-property resort. If you're just getting park tickets I would check the other options first before trying OI. AAA and even CostCo could have applicable offerings to help lower the cost of your trip but it isn't guaranteed and you would have to have a membership with either service to even get those offers. Not worth buying into unless you plan to use their other services/travel regularly. More on reddit.com

If you’re from FL, you can get a resident discount. I would highly suggest not buying your tickets elsewhere, as if something goes wrong with them/your plans, Universal will not be able to help you. More on reddit.com

Always cheaper to buy ahead of time. Can only provide better advice if you tell me how many days you're planning on visiting and additional context. More on reddit.com