Please double check my numbers

[motaei]

I plan on getting the UPH when we get to CSR. I think I have it calculated correctly. If I purchase the UPH in advance, I have to pay for every day that we are there, whether we use them or not, & I will not be using them the first day (arriving too late) or the last day (leaving too early), so for me to get the tickets when I get there is cheaper than purchasing them in advance. Can anybody tell me if I am wrong on this?

We will be staying a total of 7 nights (Thursday to Thursday), but be in the parks a total of 6 days (Friday to Wednesday).

My calculations are:
7 nights/8 days (advance purchase price) - $365.30 Adults (10 and older); $291.81 Children (3-9)
Compared to:
5 nights/6 days (price at resort) - $323.78 Adults (10 and older); $259.88 Children (3-9)

And worst case scenario if I have to purchase the final Thursday :
6 nights/7 days (price at resort) - $356.79 Adults (10 and older); $285.44 Children (3-9)

...and no, I don't want to have to jump through hoops creating 3 different continuous ressies for the one stay - I have a total of 8 people & 4 rooms, so the logistics is a nightmare - I already had a tough time with the 4 rooms & 8 people which already required two separate ressies. (max 3 rooms per ressie)

If there is a better way of doing this, please let me know. Thanks!

 

[DisneyBrat]

Why don't you check out the "fun in the Sun" passes through Paramount??? They cost $311 tax included(plus $15 per order to ship)

Lew

 

[motaei]

Sounds great! Expecailly if I can also use them at the Kennedy Space Museum. They are not listed on Paramount's web site (in or out of the US), so I will give them a call. They should work for my friends coming from Israel, but Mousesavers.com makes it sound like "buyers beware" if I purchase it here in the US. I don't want to have to pay twice. Anybody have experience with them?