AP vs. MYW? And most reliable tixbroker w/cheapest tix?

[jenjersnap]

Sorry, I am sure this question is asked constantly but, since DH decided to tag along on my next trip, I have to get a ticket or AP for him (DS and I have APs already) and I need to do it sooner rather than later.

What is the breakeven point between APs vs. the new MYW tix? Has anyone computed this (well, duh, I guess, the real question is "will you share the info with me?!")?

We will be in the parks for 4 days in May and definitely 8 days in December, plus we hope to make a long weekend in October for MNSSHP so possibly 3 days in the parks then.

If we went with MYW, I guess I'd buy (2) 9 or 10 non-expire parkhoppers. What is the likelihood that there will be a price increase in the near future? Would you invest in purchasing both of them to hedge your bets or just buy as they are needed?

Thanks for any advice!

 

[jenjersnap]

Bumping. Anyone? Please?

 

[Laura's Dad]

We are pricing 10 park hoppers with no expiration for our upcoming trip in hopes that we can save days for our next WDW vacation. The best prices we have found from an on line ticket dealer is $335 obtained by subscribing to the www.mousesavers.com newletter and accessing the broker through the link in the newsletter. Most of the online ticket brokers are listing them at $340. Ticketmania is listing them at $337. All of these are at a substantial savings off the disneyworld.com website. We are getting ready to purchase tickets soon and are looking for the best price.