MYW Park Hopper & Waterpark Option

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I am sorry, I know this will have been asked a million times but if we have 10 day Magic Your Way Park Hoppers with Waterpark Option, does a day to Typhoon Lagoon count as one of our days? I have spoken to cast members but it isn't clear on what fun options are or how many we have and I am starting to panic! LOL
If we are there for 14 days, do we have 10 days where we can go to the 4 major parks and park hop between them and then spend the remaining 4 days doing "fun options" such as waterparks, ESPN?
 
If you have 10 day tickets with the Water Park Fun & More option, you have 10 VISITS (not days) to the following: Typhoon Lagoon, Blizzard Beach, Fantasia Gardens Mini-Golf (one round before 4pm per day), Winter Summerland Mini-Golf (one round before 4pm per day), DisneyQuest, or the Oak Trail Golf Course (9 holes, greens fees only).

ESPN Wide World of Sports is also an option but I was informed today that it will now only be open to guests on event days, and many of the events have an extra cost that isn't covered by the WPF&M admission.
 
The 10 day Park tickets mean you can enter a theme park each day for ten days (multiple parks each day with hopper). 10 day tickets and then 10 days of entering parks.

Think of water park and more as admissions. Each water park counts as and admission. If go to Typhoon Lagoon in the morning and Disney Quest in the afternoon then that's two admissions in one day and with a 10 admission ticket you'd have 8 left.

So think of theme park tickets as the number of days you have and water park and more as the number of admissions.
 
This is the best explanation:
This post includes the assumption you have a ten day MYW ticket with both the Park Hopper and Water Park Fun and More (WPF&M) options.

If your ticket is fewer than ten days, insert the number of days on your ticket any time is this post you see the word "ten".

Hopefully this will make it a little clearer. In effect you have two tickets with different privileges on one card. Everything expires 14 days after first use unless you have the no-expire (NE) option. If you have the NE option all the entitlements are good until they are used up. Even if you use up all your major park days, the WPF&M entries remain valid until used. (Note you do not have to use the days consecutively.)

You have ten days of access to the four major parks (AK, DHS, EC, MK), and may visit more than one major park on a single day without any extra charges. Without the Park Hopper option you can only go to one major park per day.

You have ten entries to the minor parks (BB, DQ, OT, TL, WWS, FG, WSL). These may or may not be used on the same days as you go to the major parks. However, if you went to TL in the morning, Oak Trail in the afternoon, and Disney Quest in the evening of one day you would have used three of the ten entries. (Note that leaving and returning to the same minor park on the same day does not use an extra entry.)

If you go to minor parks only on one day and do not go to a major park you do not use up one of your major park days.

If you were to go to a Water Park in the morning and then one of the major parks for the remainder of the day you would have used one minor park entry and one day of major park entry.

Note that with the MYW ticket unless you have the hopper option you can only go to one major park per day. Unless you have the WPF&M option you cannot go to a minor park without upgrading or purchasing a separate ticket.
 


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