11+ day ticket?

[CounselorX]

I may have missed it but I searched the sticky post on tickets and wasn't able to find an answer to this question.

I have a 14 day trip coming up in a few months and I have 9 day park tickets as part of a MYW package. I know that adding a day on to a ticket is very easy and cheap while you're at WDW, but I have never done anything past 10 days, which is the maximum amount of days you can select when booking a MYW package. If I end up wanting to go to a park for an 11th day, will they let me add a day on just as easily as it is to add a 10th day?

Thanks!

 

[mummabear]

No, after 10 days you need to either upgrade to a AP or buy new tickets

 

[CounselorX]

Thanks. I'll stick with 9 or 10 park days then

 

[markmcalear]

They only sell 14 and 21 day tickets on the UK site

 

[Alesia]

You could add the water park & more option.

 

[PEC]

Adding Waterparks and more is a good choice.

 

[richmo]

From your signature, it looks like you get there at least once a year. How about timing your trips so that next years occurs just before an AP would expire?

I'm not sure how you do your dining, but also keep in mind that if you purchased the AP, it would make you eligible to purchase Tables In Wonderland. If you do enough table service ADR's, you could offset the cost of TiW and offset some of the cost of the AP('s).

 

[goodgodmrsmolly]

From your signature, it looks like you get there at least once a year. How about timing your trips so that next years occurs just before an AP would expire?

I'm not sure how you do your dining, but also keep in mind that if you purchased the AP, it would make you eligible to purchase Tables In Wonderland. If you do enough table service ADR's, you could offset the cost of TiW and offset some of the cost of the AP('s).

This is a great idea. We did that one year and then slipped in a short trip in between the two planned ones. We got 25 days from the AP, it worked out great.