10 day non-expiring?? sorry search not working

[Donnask8pro]

Where did everyone say the best price for 10 day non expiring tickets were? What is the $$ advantage to buying extra days for the future?

 

[goofy4tink]

A 10 day, Park hopping, no pluses, no expire would be $353.58 advance price.
$340 if you get it through Maple Leaf which Deb Wills has on her site.

A premium...10 day, Park hopping, pluses and no expire would be $401.51 advance price and $384 through Maple Leaf. If you buy at the gate, you will pay about $10 more.

The point of buying more days than you will use this trip is that the more days you buy, the less your daily cost is going to be. Disney is rewarding those who make longer trips. If you buy a 10 day PH, no Expire pass, you will pay about $35 a day versus the almost $60 for a one day pass.
Another example is my AP...I have 30 days on it for last year...about $16 a day!!! No pluses but we don't use them, so no big deal.

 

[jann1033]

proportionatly it's only a few $$ more to get the 10 day ticket ( you actually pay less per day the more days on the ticket) so if you go twice ( or ever again) for 5 days each time you only spent a few dollars on the tickets for the second trip. i think it's better than an ap cause you can use it at your lesuire since it doesn't expire. i thnk ticket mania had it for about 337 for no expire, park hopper....

sign up for the www.mousesaver.com newsletter and they have good sales through them. the newletter comes out around the 15 of each month

 

[Donnask8pro]

Thanks. I do get mousesavers. I was in the process of changing my mind and getting more days for future use. I was going to get 7 day hopper through AAA. Trying to weigh the pros and cons of that. AAA for 7 day hopper expiring is 228.00. Pretty good price. ??

 

[seashoreCM]

Cons:

You lose most of the advantages of long non-expiring tickets if during your next vacation you use up the remains of an old ticket but also have to buy and start using a new ticket that is not also 10 days non-expiring. It is better to hang onto old tickets until you have enough to do a whole vacation with.

You lose most of the advantages of non-expiration if only one day (or no days) remain after the first vacation of usage. (You can add more days to tickets that came with fewer than 10 days to counteract this).


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