More than 10 days??

[stobaugh6]

Can I purchase a ticket with more than 10 parks days? Or is 10 the max without getting an AP? Thanks!

 

[Disney_Princess83]

Can I purchase a ticket with more than 10 parks days? Or is 10 the max without getting an AP? Thanks!

10 days is the maximum days you can purchase from within the US. In the UK you can purchase a 14 day ticket but you need a UK address. After 10 days, it usually works out better to purchase an AP.

 

[stobaugh6]

10 days is the maximum days you can purchase from within the US. In the UK you can purchase a 14 day ticket but you need a UK address. After 10 days, it usually works out better to purchase an AP.

Thank you! That's what I thought, but I just wanted to be sure.

 

[Klayfish]

Yes, it's 10 days. One tip. If you're going to be there for weather that's warm enough for swimming, you can add water park option to your 10 day ticket. It's not all that expensive, and it will then give you 10 days of water parks too. So if you have a 14 day trip, you can do 10 park days and 4 water park days. Keep in mind that you must use all 10 park days within 14 days of activating the ticket, so you'd be limited to a 14 day trip. We found that out the hard way. We had a 17 day trip booked this past summer and bought a 10 day ticket with water park. We were unaware of this rule until a few days into our trip. So we just wound up converting our ticket to an AP.

 

[DrunkJam]

10 days is the maximum days you can purchase from within the US. In the UK you can purchase a 14 day ticket but you need a UK address. After 10 days, it usually works out better to purchase an AP.

Wow, I didn't know 14 days was UK only. We got 14 days for the price of 7, and I thought that was standard when buying a holiday package
Oops.

 

[Disney_Princess83]

Wow, I didn't know 14 days was UK only. We got 14 days for the price of 7, and I thought that was standard when buying a holiday package
Oops.

No, those tickets are only available to those with a UK address. I'm assuming as travelling from such a distance, people stay longer. We have ended up with AP's for this very reason due to extended trips (we come from Australia)

 

[DrunkJam]

No, those tickets are only available to those with a UK address. I'm assuming as travelling from such a distance, people stay longer. We have ended up with AP's for this very reason due to extended trips (we come from Australia)

I can see that would make sense.

 

[Disney_Alli]

No, those tickets are only available to those with a UK address. I'm assuming as travelling from such a distance, people stay longer. We have ended up with AP's for this very reason due to extended trips (we come from Australia)

And you Aussies have all the luck with DL tickets. You can get 10 days tickets when the rest of us poor saps top out at 5 days...

 

[busymommy2pink]

Yes, it's 10 days. One tip. If you're going to be there for weather that's warm enough for swimming, you can add water park option to your 10 day ticket. It's not all that expensive, and it will then give you 10 days of water parks too. So if you have a 14 day trip, you can do 10 park days and 4 water park days. Keep in mind that you must use all 10 park days within 14 days of activating the ticket, so you'd be limited to a 14 day trip. We found that out the hard way. We had a 17 day trip booked this past summer and bought a 10 day ticket with water park. We were unaware of this rule until a few days into our trip. So we just wound up converting our ticket to an AP.

Do you know if we could add another discounted day on a 10 day pass after we be used 5 or 6?

 

[wdwrich]

Do you know if we could add another discounted day on a 10 day pass after we be used 5 or 6?

No, 10 days is the max regardless of how you do it. As stated, an AP would be the next step.

 

[busymommy2pink]

No, 10 days is the max regardless of how you do it. As stated, an AP would be the next step.

Thanks. Even at that, the annual pass is almost double the cost of a 10 day pass. We don't go enough to justify an annual, so I'll just add one more day ticket full price if we choose to add the park day. Thank you!

 

[mickeyluv'r]

Thanks. Even at that, the annual pass is almost double the cost of a 10 day pass. We don't go enough to justify an annual, so I'll just add one more day ticket full price if we choose to add the park day. Thank you!

Keep in mind that AP's include hopping, food discounts, and Memory Maker (for the AP holder). They kind of come with hotel discounts too, but those are last minute and - last I checked- not very different from GP discounts.



Still, if you are going for 10 days, you really should consider pricing out the benefit of buying (at least) ONE AP for the benefits, especially if you planned to buy Memory Maker.

If you buy an AP, you are also eligible to buy TiW. It costs $150 more, but gives you 20% off almost all TS locations and many Qs locations, except on the major holidays. It is good for a party of up to 10 people.

If you are traveling with extended family and eat TS, the cards can pay for themselves in just a few days. At a place like 1900 Park fare, TiW can easily be worth $10 per person.