lisareniff
10-26-2003, 05:12 PM
Hi,
I just thought I would share my research on Disney Passes (all prices include tax).
I orginally wanted the 5 day PH Pass (no pluses) for $231 (+$3shipping) from Disney. We didn't need the water parks. We were staying at BCV with a little one. This was $46.2 per day. This isn't bad if you are just interested in the parks. Then found out for another $63-70 you could get 2 more days and 4 water park passes.
After reading here about the low prices at paramount and hotwire, compared the prices. Paramount gives breakfast vouchers with thier 7 day passes (not for CRT, and the epcot princess breakfast). We wanted the vouchers, so to make things even the comparison I added it into the Hotwire price.
Paramount: $301 adult, $245 child (plus $15 shipping)
Hotwire: $312.02 adult($294.27+17.75), $247.76 child ($236.76+11.00) (no shipping)
So... the prices are about the same when you factor in the breakfast and shipping.
Cheers,
Lisa
I just thought I would share my research on Disney Passes (all prices include tax).
I orginally wanted the 5 day PH Pass (no pluses) for $231 (+$3shipping) from Disney. We didn't need the water parks. We were staying at BCV with a little one. This was $46.2 per day. This isn't bad if you are just interested in the parks. Then found out for another $63-70 you could get 2 more days and 4 water park passes.
After reading here about the low prices at paramount and hotwire, compared the prices. Paramount gives breakfast vouchers with thier 7 day passes (not for CRT, and the epcot princess breakfast). We wanted the vouchers, so to make things even the comparison I added it into the Hotwire price.
Paramount: $301 adult, $245 child (plus $15 shipping)
Hotwire: $312.02 adult($294.27+17.75), $247.76 child ($236.76+11.00) (no shipping)
So... the prices are about the same when you factor in the breakfast and shipping.
Cheers,
Lisa