Best Way to go for 2 days of Disney

[annie2871]

We will only be able to spend 2 days at Disney when we go to Florida at the end of June. We are planning on staying on site in an AS Resort. My question is, what is the best deal on your tickets for just two days? I am thinking we will probably only do MK and AK, but if we decide to go else where, what is the best way to do that?

 

[tink2dw]

There aren't any 2 day tickets.

I would never be able to Only do 2 days at WDW nor would I ever be able to choose Only 2 of 4 parks??
I would stay off site now that there is no Early Morning,and short hours. And then buy a 4 day hopper pass. Then..have Fun Fun Fun!!

Good-luck on your Vacation!!

 

[crazelion]

Your best bet for tickets is one day tickets. When buy the one ticket be sure buy next day ticket at the same time so you can get a slight discont on. That's best thing to do. I do the same thing when I go because I like going IOA.

 

[mm42]

There are 2-day and 3-day tickets, they just don't seem to want customers to know about them. As far as I can tell, you can only buy them at the ticket window at one of the parks. You get $5 off per person for 2-day tickets and $10 off for the 3-day tickets. So for adults it's $48 for one day, $91 for 2-day, and $129 for 3-day, and for kids $38/$81/$119. These are just sets of one-day/one-park tickets, so you can't visit more than one park in a day with them. (This is the way we always buy our tickets.)

 

[Jordan's MOM]

I would still stay on site.The AS resort prices are very good and with only two day you will need all the time you can get!


Jordna's mom

 

[figgy4me]

I would have to buy the 5 day park hoppers - because they never expire -- and I would have to go back - Again & Again & Again & Again..................

 

[tink2dw]

All hoppers of any amount of days is good forever!!

 

[Cindy B]

The 2 day pass, used to be called Bounce back. Yes, she can do a hopper (4 of 5 days) but some don't want to tie up all that money, even if they don't expire.

 

[FoodLover]

Since you are staying at a Disney resort, another option would be to purchase Ultimate Hopper Passes at check-in. These are good from the time you check in until midnight on the day after your last night at the hotel. You can do pretty much EVERYTHING Disney offers with these -- all the parks, the water parks, and Disney Quest.

Cost for 2 nights/3 days would be $163.26 Adults (10 and older); $130.40 Children (3-9) and you would save about 5% off those prices if you are a Disney Club member.

I would only use this option if you are SURE you will be going to more than one park per day and/or going to a waterpark or Disney Quest, and if you will be going into the parks on both your first and last day. (Effectively, using 3 days of entry.) Otherwise it's a better deal to buy two one-day/one-park passes and get the $5 discount on the second day, as a couple of people have mentioned above.

Mary
MouseSavers.com

 

[Pig Pen]

I used bounce back tickets purchased upon check-in at ASMO for a 3-day stay. Afterwards, I wished I had purchased the hopper or gone with UHP. We missed the ability to park hop, especially when AK closed at 5:00 and EPCOT was open till 9:00. We could have shot over there for Illuminations.

 

[tink2dw]

anne2871,boy was i ever wrong about 2 day tickets,I'm Sorry.!! But thats what we all are here for is to learn more about WDW.

I glad you got the proper info. I hope I can help some other way.

 

[suevee]

Before you decide what pass you want you need to check the times on the parks and who is going. With a small child, one park - one day may work. However if you have older kids you may want to park hop. We have an unexpected trip on May 5 and 6. We decided to get the Unlimited 2 day Park Hoppers. I know they expire when the 2 days are up, but I want the option of park hopping. I figure with only 2 days I want maximum options. Also my daughter wants to go to a water park in the afternoon and DQ after the parks close (it stays open till midnite.) Hope this helps.

 

[Barb D]

I did 4 parks in 2 days (alone with a 5yo and a 7yo--insanity!) using Length-of-Stay/Ultimate Park Hoppers. We could NOT narrow it down to 2 parks. I'm thinking about going for a couple of days in June or August and just doing MK and a water park. (Kids are now 10, 8 and 2.)

If you've been before and know what you like, you might be able to get away with 2 days/2 parks.