9 day ultimate tickets from wdw tc

[married2mm]

No good for me,as I'm disney obessed!

But for those who may not want 10 days or more-could possibly save a few £'s

 

[mackay_j]

can you post a link or web site for these - thanks

 

[mackay_j]

its ok I foun d them- for some strange reason today the wdw site was taking me to the usa version - I usually have to fight the system to get into that - the usa tickets still work out best for me as we don't park hop - with a wheelchair or scooter its just too much hasel to hop- hope its helps someone else

 

[2Tiggies]

I'I think buying a 9 day ticket is like buying a 5 day ticket. It's all psychological. The savings over that and an adult 14 day ticket is a whopping £7.

 

[flortlebap]

I'I think buying a 9 day ticket is like buying a 5 day ticket. It's all psychological. The savings over that and an adult 14 day ticket is a whopping £7.

Don't knock it! That £7 could buy you half a cheeseburger on WDW property!

 

[2Tiggies]

Don't knock it! That £7 could buy you half a cheeseburger on WDW property!

That's a fair point! I realize it's different for those with large families - those little amounts add up really quickly. It always amuses me the way they structure the tickets though, and I often wonder if really, the 14/21 day tickets are about what they expect to get per day and it's the shorter ones that have a surcharge - but they just promote it as though you get a discount on the longer tickets because it's really bad marketing strategy to say you can have 25% of the days for the same price ....

It is nice to see them adding options in though. Perhaps the pricing and some deals on these tickets to promote them will appear in the near future, which will be nice for those who take a 10 day Easter / October break.

 

[crabbie1]

9 days would be good for us as going for 11 nights and doing universal. So £28 towards them. Every penny counts hey

 

[2Tiggies]

It's a nice option if you want the package to be able to add free dining or pay for the dining plan, however, it still seems to work out a fair bit cheaper to book a 10 day MYW ticket through Undercover Tourist. I haven't even looked to see who else sells them and compare price es but a very rough calculation at an approximate exchange rate of $1.60 to £1 puts a 10 day hopper at £241 and a non hopper at £218. I know it does not include waterparks and DQ so that would be a consideration too.

So yes, if you are doing 10 days and want free dining then it's great. But if you are just buying tickets it looks like you can do better.