MYW tickets for 11 days?

[tinkamom]

Can you buy MYW tickets for 11 days? If so, do you know how much?
TIA

 

[SnackyStacky]

The tickets only go up to 10 days. For 11 days, you would either have to buy a 10 day + 1 day (That would be $345 if you get them as hoppers), or an annual pass.

 

[tinkamom]

Thanks for answering so quickly. I may just add the plusses on instead, its a better value at $45 and will give us more options.

 

[Mikenmindy]

The tickets only go up to 10 days. For 11 days, you would either have to buy a 10 day + 1 day (That would be $345 if you get them as hoppers), or an annual pass.

I was wondering this recently as I'm planning a trip for 13 days. So we would purchase a 10 day plus a 3 day ticket or go the PAP route?

 

[cgcruz]

If you get the AP you can maybe get a good discount off a WDW resort, free parking, the DDE card and save on dining.

 

[SusanDK]

I was wondering this recently as I'm planning a trip for 13 days. So we would purchase a 10 day plus a 3 day ticket or go the PAP route?

If you buy the 10 day ticket with the plus options, you will get 6 entries to the water parks, Disney Quest, Pleasure Island. You may find that 10 days in the theme parks is enough, if you plan to take a few days for water parks, DTD, staying at the resort or do something else.

Unless you decide to go for the annual pass, I would just get the 10 day ticket with 6 plusses, and wait to see if you want any extra theme park days at the end before buying a 3-day ticket. You may also want to do things like golf, mini-golf, rent boats or other options on those 3 non-park days.

Susan

 

[DebIreland]

There are ultimate tickets for 14 days or 21 days available to UK & Ireland. It might be worth calling Disney to see if you can avail of one. I really don't know if you absolutely must be residing in UK/Ireland to purchase one or if in reality anyone can buy one. I do know that they're not available at the gate, they must be purchased in advance. As people from here tend to visit WDW for longer (due to flight costs/time) they are marketed here but perhaps they're legal for anyone, if that makes sense.

More info from: www.orlandoticketdeals.co.uk - this is just one of many online ticket brokers in the UK selling them.

Oh also check out the info on them at http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/wdwi/en_GB/tickets/ticketsUKTickets?id=UKTicketsPage