Don't need the "plusses", do they make a 6 day?

[Jillpie]

We used 7 day HP with plusses this past trip. We didn't use the plusses and would like to use them on our next planned trip. I saw the chart with the prices, but don't see an option for a 6 day without plusses. Am I missing something and if it is not available, why the heck not? It'll be a huge waste if I don't use my current tickets going to Blizzard Beach or have to throw them away because they just don't offer tickets without the plusses. Anyone have an explanation?

[GAIL HAYDEN]

No, you did not miss anything, they don't make 6 or 7 day passes without plusses. Just 4 and 5 days. But, they never expire, so, a nice reason to visit again. :)

[justhat]

They don't sell hoppers without plusses for more than 5 days. I was annoyed by this too as on our next trip one friend will be there 6 days and wanted a 6 day hopper, no plusses since no one else on the trip will be there more than 5 days and won't have time for parks other than the main 4 (well I'll be there 6 days, but I have an AP). She heard that some AAA location sells regular 6 days passes, but not the one I'm in nor hers so we're still looking around for that.

[Jillpie]

Thanks Gail. This is frustrating. So if you don't use them, and you want to buy 6 day HP's for your next trip, you just have to keep buying the plusses over and over again...is this right? Boy, they gottcha comin and going.

[snoopy5386]

another solution would be to buy the 5 day hopper with no plusses and pick 1 day where you are only going to go to 1 park and buy a single day ticket for that park. Epcot is good for this because it is so large. You can still leave midday and return in the evening if you would like. Don't know how this figures out cost wise, but it is an idea.

[GAIL HAYDEN]

Originally posted by Jillpie
Thanks Gail. This is frustrating. So if you don't use them, and you want to buy 6 day HP's for your next trip, you just have to keep buying the plusses over and over again...is this right? Boy, they gottcha comin and going.

Yep, or you could give them to someone with an annual pass who could use them. Or, sell them on ebay.

[2angelsinheaven]

You could buy an annual at $392.00, only $81 more than buying a 5 day hopper and a 1/1park ticket... and then you could also take advantage of free parking if needed, discounts on food/merch and discounts of 29$ or more a night on onsite hotels. Then there is an excuse to come back as well... just an idea.

[DebbieB]

Originally posted by snoopy5386
another solution would be to buy the 5 day hopper with no plusses and pick 1 day where you are only going to go to 1 park and buy a single day ticket for that park. Epcot is good for this because it is so large. You can still leave midday and return in the evening if you would like. Don't know how this figures out cost wise, but it is an idea.

I did that when I took my niece a few years ago. Bought her a 5 day PH and then bought a 1 day for the day we only did MK. I figured it saved about $10 (child ticket).