Park Package

[Unregistered]

Okay I am getting ready to call and get my reservations taken care of... But I wanted to get your thoughts on what is the best package to purchase f007 Magic Your Way First.

Thanks Debbie

 

[LISAMWDW]

If your talking about the number of days for you park passes....I don't ever get the length stay passes as the first and last day are not full days and we also like to have "resort" and/or other non park days during our stay. We find it more effiicent to buy the number of days we plan on visiting the park.
IE: 7 day vacation, we would probably buy a 4 day park hopper.

 

[KathVA]

If your talking about the number of days for you park passes....I don't ever get the length stay passes as the first and last day are not full days and we also like to have "resort" and/or other non park days during our stay. We find it more effiicent to buy the number of days we plan on visiting the park.
IE: 7 day vacation, we would probably buy a 4 day park hopper.

This is what we are doing. We are flying in on Sunday and spending the afternoon at the resort and then down to DTD for dinner. We'll do the parks M, Tu, W, F. Thursday we will hang at the pool all day and relax. Saturday we fly back.

Kath

 

[msgrimm23]

ok this is what i do im going from july 3- 10. i got a magic your way plus dinning with a 7 day park hopper. we have a adr for liberty tree tavern the first night and we are goingto extra magic hours. the last day we are leaving at 11 so no need for that day. we like to hope from park to park. and the dinning package is worth the money

 

[MagicMe]

I may be on the opposite end of this discussion but when I go down for a week we always get a seven day park hopper pass. We've been to WDW many times so having a park hopper is a must. We try to arrive early that first day so we hit the parks right away. We have special things to see in different parks so we tend to go one place during the day and one place at night. Sometimes, we may hit a park in the AM, relax at the hotel in the afternoon and then either back to the same park or another park that evening. If it's your first trip or two, going without the park hopper may be a good savings. You just want to plan your days a little more to try to avoid crowds. As far as the number of days, the difference between a 4-day and a 7-day is only $3/person using the park hopper option or $8/person with a straight one day/one park ticket.

Since the price is so minimal between a 4 and a 7-day ticket, I always find it better to purchase the 7-day and then I can go into a park anytime I want to.

 

[LISAMWDW]

I may be on the opposite end of this discussion but when I go down for a week we always get a seven day park hopper pass. We've been to WDW many times so having a park hopper is a must. We try to arrive early that first day so we hit the parks right away. We have special things to see in different parks so we tend to go one place during the day and one place at night. Sometimes, we may hit a park in the AM, relax at the hotel in the afternoon and then either back to the same park or another park that evening. If it's your first trip or two, going without the park hopper may be a good savings. You just want to plan your days a little more to try to avoid crowds. As far as the number of days, the difference between a 4-day and a 7-day is only $3/person using the park hopper option or $8/person with a straight one day/one park ticket.

Since the price is so minimal between a 4 and a 7-day ticket, I always find it better to purchase the 7-day and then I can go into a park anytime I want to.

Great point for the parks! The cost difference isn't prohibitive at all!

However, for us personally, we go to WDW for other reasons than just the parks. We are golfers also. We love the WDW and Orlando area golf courses! So we just don' t like to get more than what we will use.