Park ticket question

[sam08223]

We'll be spending 2 nights at BCV in early Jan before taking a 4 day Disney Cruise. My Parents, Aunt and Mother-in-Law are joing us in a 2 bedroom. They are all in there late 60s/early 70s. Our current plans include - Day 1 - an afternoon at MK with a break and then watch Illuminations @ Epcot. - Day 2 - Epcot World Showcase - Lunch @ Akerhaus - then maybe watch Wishes from the train station that night. Day 3 Check out and head to Cruise. I don't see us doing any parks that day. My question -- Which ticket to buy for them? Length of Stay passes? If so can it be a 2 day? What will that cost? (we're DVC members) Thanks

 

[mom2alix]

I don't think you can get LOS for less than 3 days. You might consider getting them Park Hoppers from TDS and then saving the nights you don't use for a future trip. Hope you have a good trip!

 

[TnRobin]

Actually I was able to get a LOS for 2 days last December. It never hurts to ask if they chop off the last day.

 

[sam08223]

TnRobin --Do you recall the cost? Thanks

 

[disneycrazed139]

A two night/three day adult ticket is 187.44, but you would add a 10% discount to that. I am pretty sure you don't need to stay any minimum number of nights to purhcase it.

My understanding is that you can get these when you check in and get the 10% discount. If you request that they take off the cost of the last day, since you won't be needing it, you might come out ahead.

 

[TnRobin]

Sorry, I don't remember the exact cost, but it was around $100

 

[Dean]

Originally posted by mom2alix
I don't think you can get LOS for less than 3 days. You might consider getting them Park Hoppers from TDS and then saving the nights you don't use for a future trip. Hope you have a good trip!

I think that's through the cash resort stays. 2 days is the lowest for DVC. It's actually not uncommon for the rules to be different for DVC in this arena. Just like there's no requirement for DVC members to get one for each and every member of the party.