14 Day Ticket?

[Sparkie]

I know a 14 day ticket is available for residents of the UK but only a 10 day ticket is available for purchase on the WDW website. Can you purchase a 14 day ticket or add to a 10 day ticket? Or would it be just as cost effective to purchase an annual pass?

 

[kmb584]

I know a 14 day ticket is available for residents of the UK but only a 10 day ticket is available for purchase on the WDW website. Can you purchase a 14 day ticket or add to a 10 day ticket? Or would it be just as cost effective to purchase an annual pass?

You can't purchase a 14 day ticket nor add-on to a 10 day one as 10 is the highest amount of days available in the US. An AP would be the way to go.

 

[wilma-bride]

If it is for a single trip, you would need to weigh up the cost of a 10 day plus a 4 day ticket against, say, an Annual Pass. As you stated, only UK residents can purchase the 14-day Unlimited tickets.

 

[Robo]

US citizens can use a 14-day UK ticket at WDW if they like.
They just can't easily purchase it directly.

Also, if a guest purchases a regular 10-day ticket and adds the Water Parks Fun and More option, that would allow the guest to choose to go to a water park (or play golf) on four days of the trip and just go to a theme park on 10 of the days of the trip.

A regular ticket can be used for up to 14 days following that ticket's first use.

 

[Sparkie]

US citizens can use a 14-day UK ticket at WDW if they like.
They just can't easily purchase it directly.

Also, if a guest purchases a regular 10-day ticket and adds the Water Parks Fun and More option, that would allow the guest to choose to go to a water park (or play golf) on four days of the trip and just go to a theme park on 10 of the days of the trip.

A regular ticket can be used for up to 14 days following that ticket's first use.

Thanks for the information. So if I happen to travel to the UK, theoretically I could purchase a 14 day ultimate ticket for myself. I have some left over "extra water park days " from some 2005 passes as well. And I suppose we could just hang out at the resort a few days. Or do DVC AP and hit Food and Wine in the fall.... hmmm... decisions, decisions.

 

[wilma-bride]

Thanks for the information. So if I happen to travel to the UK, theoretically I could purchase a 14 day ultimate ticket for myself.

I'm not sure it's as easy as that. However, if you happened to have a friend in the UK, theoretically they could purchase one for you I suppose. As Robo said, buying them is not that easy for a non-resident.