6 Day Hopper Without Plusses?

[Tigger&Belle]

I know that the 6 day hopper tickets normally have plusses with them, but I was wondering if it is ever sold without plusses. I'm meeting my 81yo mother in Orlando in December and she would have no use for the plusses. The rest of us (my 4yo son and myself, along with my sister) have regular APs.

T&B

 

[nativetxn]

I don't think the 6 day hopper passes are sold without plusses. I'm sure the 7 day passes are not. I'll just bump this back to page one for you so that some of our veterans can share their expertise.

Katholyn

 

[cobbler]

I just looked at the ticket section for disneyworld.com and it only showed 4 and 5 day passes without the plusses

 

[Tigger&Belle]

Thanks! I didn't think they were sold and also checked the WDW website. I was hoping that they were sold occasionally or from some other source (broker?). It's not as if my mother is going to be going to a waterpark! We're not going until December so I can keep my eyes open for them. I'm sure that two 3 day hoppers w/o plusses (if I could even find them--I don't think that Alamo sells them anymore) would cost more than the 6 day with plusses.

T&B

 

[SnackyStacky]

You have the option of purchasing a 5 day park hopper without the plusses, and then a one day ticket for the sixth day. It's only $8 cheaper, so it's probably worth it to just purchase the 6 day with the 3 plusses.

After the trip, you can easily just take the pass and use the plusses for your kids some other time. The plusses never expire either.

 

[DebbieB]

I bought my mom a 6 day hopper plus on one trip and saved the plusses to get into Pleasure Island when I went with friends. Technically they are non-transferrable but there is no identification on them (plus I paid for it anyway). Turned out we had a couple of rain days so there are still 2 park days left on it also.

 

[Tigger&Belle]

Thanks Dan and Debbie. Next I was going to ask if a person has to sign the hoppers. Since they don't then I can just keep the hopper part of her ticket and use it in the future. I've never used a hopper before, so wasn't sure how they worked. That's good to know!

T&B