Need help from ticket experts

[batt01]

Hi,
We are a family of four. In 2002 we bought 5 Day Park Hopper Plus passes. We went to the parks on four days. So, I know that we have one day at a park on our pass still remaining.

The passes included two "plus" features. We went to Blizzard Beach once, which used up one of our two Plus perks. I believe that the "plus" could be used at BB, TL, PI and/or the Sports Complex. In very small writing our pass holder said that you could go to any of the above once. Which leads me to believe that we can't go to BB again on our upcoming trip.

The problem is that we want to go to a water park and would like to use our remaining plus. However, Typhoon Lagoon is going to be closed for rehab during our trip. Will the "powers that be" let us use our plus on this trip to go to Blizzard Beach since TL will be closed and would have been available to us otherwise? We have no interest in taking our nine year olds to Pleasure Island or the Sports Complex.

What do you think or know?

 

[DisneyGeek2000]

Pluses can be used in any combination - say you have 5 plus options, you can go to PI 5 times, BB 5 times, TL 5 times, or any combination - your choice.

 

[pezpam]

You'll be fine going to BB again.

 

[seashoreCM]

Don't overlook: The plusses can be used on separate calendar days from the theme park admissions, for example you can use our remaining park day and remaining plus on two different calendar days. While the plusses can be used advantageously at any time, it is usually more cost effective to not use leftover theme park days until a time when you can do an entire vacation using leftovers.

The number in parentheses as in as "Blizzard Beach (1 visit)" is the price, or rate of consumption. For example in the distant future you might see something like "Horseback Riding (2 visits)" in which case one horseback riding session would require and use up two plusses and you could do it three times for six plusses if you had that many.

Disney hints:
http://members.aol.com/ajaynejr/dispass.htm