Sleepless Knight
Jedi Knight Seeking His Jedi Princess
- Joined
- May 15, 2008
- Messages
- 4,978
I'm in northern California, so I can leave work and be in Anaheim before midnight, but here's how I've come to examine the benefits of an AP versus the multi-day tickets. While I live closer to the parks than some, I just can't drop in when I feel like it(or else I'd probably be there once a week or so).
The multi-day tickets expire something like 15 days after first use. So if your days in the park all come within that window, the regular park hopper is a much better deal. However, suppose that you wanted to spend 2 days in June and 2 days in December. The cost of two 2 day park hoppers (under the new price structure) is $302. The cost of the deluxe AP is $289. You've already saved a few dollars there and we haven't considered any applicable food or room discounts you may take advantage of with an AP.
And as DSF noted, suppose you start your AP on June 1, 2010. It expires on June 1, 2011, so you could plan for two visits, with the second visit's last day falling on June 1, 2011 and it will probably be less money before any applicable discounts than buying 2 separate park hoppers. It is more money up front, but it can offer substantial savings.
The multi-day tickets expire something like 15 days after first use. So if your days in the park all come within that window, the regular park hopper is a much better deal. However, suppose that you wanted to spend 2 days in June and 2 days in December. The cost of two 2 day park hoppers (under the new price structure) is $302. The cost of the deluxe AP is $289. You've already saved a few dollars there and we haven't considered any applicable food or room discounts you may take advantage of with an AP.
And as DSF noted, suppose you start your AP on June 1, 2010. It expires on June 1, 2011, so you could plan for two visits, with the second visit's last day falling on June 1, 2011 and it will probably be less money before any applicable discounts than buying 2 separate park hoppers. It is more money up front, but it can offer substantial savings.