confused about ticket i got...please help.

[aussiedaisy]

We were really confused about the ticket options when we booked the trip with the travel agent. I have just recieved our travel documents and the ticket we booked (although for some reason it had a different name way back in january???) is called a premium ticket, now i'm so confused as to what this entails...obviously it is a park hopper ticket, but on the disney site it also mentions 3 free meals per day???????? WHAT!!!! what does this mean? and are we entiteled to 3 FREEE meals really? How does it work ie does this mean we can get free meals ts or cs and snacks also?????? we are leaving in 6 weeks so it would help to know what on earth this all means so we can take advantage of it...thanks in advance

 

[jmcross]

If you only purchased tickets, then the premium ticket is a park hopper with admission included for the water parks and Disney Quest.

If you purchased the premium PACKAGE, then all of this is included:
The Premium Package includes:

Accommodations at a Disney resort
Magic Your Way Premium Pass
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Plan per person, per night at more than 100 Walt Disney World restaurants
Unlimited selected recreation
Admission to Cirque du Soliel La Nouba
Admission to Disney Children's Activity Centers at a selected Disney Resort (ages 4 -12)
Unlimited admission to theme park tours
Admission to all Grand Gatherings experiences (if you have 8 or more in your party)
Official Walt Disney Travel Company luggage tag (one per person)

I would check with your travel agent if you are not sure if you have the package. If you do, it has quite a lot of nice perks!

Good Luck!
Joanne

 

[WillCAD]

A Magic Your Way Premium Ticket is a ticket with all the available ticket options:

* It has the Hopper option, so you will be able to park hop every day.
* It has the Plus Pack, which can be used as admission to the water parks, DisneyQuest, Pleasure Island, and the Wide World of Sports (how many Plus Pack admissions depends on the overall length of your ticket).
* It has the No Expiry option, so that any days or Plus options that you don't use will never expire, and you can save them for a later trip.

Any meal options you might have booked would not be part of your park ticket. Meal options, such as the Disney Dining Plan or the old Silver Plan, are seperate options that can be booked as part of a vacation package when you stay at a Disney resort, but they are not part of your park admission ticket.

If the package you paid for includes any dining options, they will be spelled out in a seperate line item in your travel documents. If your documents specifically mention "Dining Plan" or "Meal Plan" or anything else of that nature, then you will have to look up the exact terms of the plan you have to see what kinds of meals the plan includes, but if your documents do not have any mention of meals, then you didn't get meals as part of your package.

It might also help us to explain what you read on the Disney site about meals if you could include a link to the actual page where you read it.

 

[plutolovr]

Actually, the MYW Premium Ticket does NOT include the no-expiration option. You must still add that on separately. It only includes the hopping and plus options.

 

[magicaldisney]

Actually, the MYW Premium Ticket does NOT include the no-expiration option. You must still add that on separately. It only includes the hopping and plus options.

Agree!! We just got our tickets directly through Disney. I believe they said the tickets expire in 14 days.

 

[WillCAD]

Actually, the MYW Premium Ticket does NOT include the no-expiration option. You must still add that on separately. It only includes the hopping and plus options.

Ah, you're quote right, the No Expiry options is not included with a MYW Premium. Sorry!

Agree!! We just got our tickets directly through Disney. I believe they said the tickets expire in 14 days.

Don't worry, that 14 days starts on the first day that you use the ticket, not on the day you bought it. You can buy it months ahead of time and the 14-day countdown wont start until you actually feed the ticket into the turnstile of a WDW park.