Are 7-10 day passes available?

[tlcdoula]

A few years ago when we went, I was able to get a 10 day park hopper from Flight Center. I have not been able to find them this year.

Can anyone tell me if there is such a thing. I only actually need 7 days this trip, I always like to spend the evening we get there in the park. Flights & hotel are booked. Only 148 more days

Tlc

 

[jammyjam25]

The max pass you can buy is a 5-day pass. Any other days have to be purchased separately. In your case you would need a 5-day pass and an additional 2-day pass to get all 7 days you want.

Sorry!

 

[Girimama33]

The max # of days you can get is 5...unless you live in Australia. They offer longer ticket days to them only that I know.

 

[madmaxx]

We recently booked and asked both Airmiles.ca and the DisneyLand Travel Co., and both confirmed that there are no more 7 day DLR passes. We ended up getting a 5 day from Airmiles.ca and a 1 day from DLTC (as well as a 1 day Knotts pass).

 

[Micahisgood54]

really you wont need more than 5 days that is a lot of Disneyland its probably good that you are breaking it up with KBF.

 

[tlcdoula]

Well darn! I thought that was the case but was hoping. We will be doing a day at Universal as well so the first night we will just go to Downtown Disney and spend some time relaxing. We are meeting up with relatives from Australia that is why we are going. Does anyone know if they bought the tickets if we could activate them at the gate?

So excited to be going back to see Mickey!!

 

[offwithyourhead]

I think you should be able to have them buy the tickets for you. I can't see why not.

We factored out our days and ended up buying an AP because it gave us a better value than tickets.

 

[wsssup]

We are from Australia, and purchased the 10 day Park hopper on our recent trip. It was roughly $400 AUD a ticket.
So I'm not sure what 2 lots of 5 day passes would cost. Probably a little more. It's a good deal out here for us and the tickets are actually from Qantas or Air new Zealand. Flight center is just the middle man.

 

[sheetz]

We are from Australia, and purchased the 10 day Park hopper on our recent trip. It was roughly $400 AUD a ticket.
So I'm not sure what 2 lots of 5 day passes would cost. Probably a little more.\

Actually it's a lot more. A 5-day park hopper is currently 315 USD, which at current exchange rates is 427 AUD. So 2 5-day passes would cost 854 AUD.

 

[taffy]

Yes 10 day passes are available from countries like Australia, New Zealand and the UK. The UK has 21 day passes for WDW

You may want to look at the Annual passes as depending on your dates it mate worth getting the Deluxe AP for $549 as it also gives you lots of discounts on food and merchandise.

 

[tlcdoula]

We are from Australia, and purchased the 10 day Park hopper on our recent trip. It was roughly $400 AUD a ticket.
So I'm not sure what 2 lots of 5 day passes would cost. Probably a little more. It's a good deal out here for us and the tickets are actually from Qantas or Air new Zealand. Flight center is just the middle man.

Thanks for all the replies.

Wsssup
When you purchase the tickets do they email you vouchers to print and take to the ticket booth? We are coming from Canada a day before our family from Australia arrives. Wondering if they could purchase our passes for us and email the print outs. Do they ask for proof of address?

 

[Live life]

When I went last time they asked for the passport of each person
So not sure if you could buy them from Australian family and use them yourself

 

[wsssup]

We just got a coupon and we handed it in at our hotel Paradise Pier. I remember it did say on the coupon we could get it from the ticket booth.
No passport handed over but we were checking into our hotel so they knew we were from Australia.
So no idea what they ask for at the ticket booth, sorry.

 

[tlcdoula]

Thanks again for all the info. I think I will just have to find something to do the first afternoon evening we are there. Maybe spend a few hours looking around at the Disney hotels and DTD. Just being so close to the park and not being able to go will be hard haha.

 

[Susie63]

You will not be able to use the Aussie pass. They will ask for proof of residency, just like a SoCal pass AP. Any chance you will return in a year. We upgraded to AP's and squeezed 3 trips out of them. The discounts on dining and merchandise really add up too!

 

[tlcdoula]

You will not be able to use the Aussie pass. They will ask for proof of residency, just like a SoCal pass AP. Any chance you will return in a year. We upgraded to AP's and squeezed 3 trips out of them. The discounts on dining and merchandise really add up too!

I wish I could say we will return but I don't see it happening. It is a great option though..

 

[beachdreamr1229]

Would you really need more than 5 days? I'm a local, so I go more often than the average person, but the longest trip we've ever taken was only 3 days and we saw just about everything in that time.

 

[zanzibar138]

I'm from Australia and have used the 10 day pass. They do ask for a passport for each person to prove that you are eligible for the pass, so I wouldn't risk it.

 

[bumbershoot]

really you wont need more than 5 days that is a lot of Disneyland its probably good that you are breaking it up with KBF.

People tour differently. One AP year I had a total of 18 separate days in the parks and I've visited before and after and I still haven't done everything there is to do in the parks. We've had an 8 night stay and were sad to leave (and we hit the parks every day).

I think DLR is ridiculous for not selling longer tickets.

 

[Micahisgood54]

People tour differently. One AP year I had a total of 18 separate days in the parks and I've visited before and after and I still haven't done everything there is to do in the parks. We've had an 8 night stay and were sad to leave (and we hit the parks every day).

I think DLR is ridiculous for not selling longer tickets.

18 days a year not ridiculous but if you were to 18 consecutive days I have a feeling you would not want to go back for a long time I am as diehard Disney as the next person but that is a lot of consecutive Disney!