Question about LLPP + park hopper + staying off site

[Mac2008]

We are a group of five adults with just one day available for the parks. How does LLPP work in relation to a multi-park ticket? I assume that it's an add-on for each park, but I wonder if it's possible to buy for multiple parks for the same day? I did look at the information on Thrill Data but I didn't see pricing that would take into account the park hopper. Thanks for any help!

 

[Dave006]

How does LLPP work in relation to a multi-park ticket? I assume that it's an add-on for each park, but I wonder if it's possible to buy for multiple parks for the same day?

Park hopper is not part of planning or using the LLPP. Yes, you would need to purchase a LLPP for each park that you want to visit on your (1) day.

Are you sure that you understand that a LLPP for MK is $359 - $449 in addition to your Park Hopper ticket per person based on when you visit. It allows you (1) LL entry for every attraction that has a LL in a park.

Maybe you are thinking about a LLMP (3) initial Attractions and/or LLSP purchase, up to (2) LLSP attractions per day at any park. Let us know what you are really considering, and we can provide more information.

Dave

 

[Mac2008]

Thank you, Dave! I didn't realize that price was in addition to the ticket price, thank you! I'm basically trying to optimize our time on rides vs. standing in line and comparing that with potentially going the VIP route.


I think that ideally, we'd like to do the major rides across the parks in one day (that's all we have) and wondering (a) if it's possible, and (b) how much it will cost. Our date is Saturday, July 12.

Do I understand correctly that if we were able to obtain an LLPP, it would enable us to use the LL for *every* ride that has one, but only one time?

 

[pooch]

I could be wrong but I don’t think it would be possible to do the “major” rides in all 4 parks in one day. If you were staying at a Deluxe resort giving you access to Early Entry & after hours time, MAYBE. I’m seeing the cost of an LLPP for each park for 7/12 coming to $1150 plus the cost of a one day park hopper for each of you.

 

[Dave006]

Do I understand correctly that if we were able to obtain an LLPP, it would enable us to use the LL for *every* ride that has one, but only one time?

Yes but only for (1) park. If you purchase LLPP for MK then you can only use it in MK at each attraction that has a LL queue. If you want to hit all (4) parks then you would to purchase a LLPP for each park.

Example pricing: MK $419, Epcot $229, HS $329, AK $179 for $1156 per person in addition to your (1) day park hopper ticket.

Yes @pooch you are correct the average total cost is $$$ but it will still be cheaper than a VIP tour.

Dave.

 

[pooch]

I guess I am too “creatively frugal”. $6500+/- for a day at……. well anywhere

 

[scrappinginontario]

I guess I am too “creatively frugal”. $6500+/- for a day at……. well anywhere

The cost for one day is what we spend for our family of 2 for 2, 1 week long WDW TRIPS!!!

 

[Minnie1222]

I'd book a VIP tour in this scenario. July is too hot to wander at WDW. The tour guide will drive you from park to park and find the quickest routes to enter/exit a ride.

 

[wdwfan94]

Yes but only for (1) park. If you purchase LLPP for MK then you can only use it in MK at each attraction that has a LL queue. If you want to hit all (4) parks then you would to purchase a LLPP for each park.

Example pricing: MK $419, Epcot $229, HS $329, AK $179 for $1156 per person in addition to your (1) day park hopper ticket.

Yes @pooch you are correct the average total cost is $$$ but it will still be cheaper than a VIP tour.

Dave.

Can’t you only buy LLPP for one park per day? I don’t think Disney will even allow one person to have PP at two parks in one day.

 

[scrappinginontario]

Can’t you only buy LLPP for one park per day? I don’t think Disney will even allow one person to have PP at two parks in one day.

You may be right. I just attempted to purchase for an upcoming day and as soon as I selected MK, the other 3 were no longer eligible to be selected.

I’m not sure if someone chooses one and completes the purchase if they can go in and try to purchase another for the same date but it appears you could be right. LLPP may be restricted to one park per date.

Thanks for the comment.

 

[Dave006]

Can’t you only buy LLPP for one park per day? I don’t think Disney will even allow one person to have PP at two parks in one day.

No, you can purchase a LLPP for each of the (4) parks, and even on the same day there are no restrictions beyond on the limit to only being able to purchase them (1) per transaction in MDE, and the availability of LLPP for each park.

For an off-site group the (3) day advanced purchase window may be the most limiting factor. We don't have any LLPP data for July 12th since LLPP only launched last October to know how likely LLPPs is to sell out.

Dave

 

[Dave006]

The cost for one day is what we spend for our family of 2 for 2, 1 week long WDW TRIPS!!!

If you had only (1) day the economics are different vs having a week vacation at WDW. It also not something that my family would use but it may not last since LLPP is still in Pilot mode since it launched October 30, 2024.

I would never consider a LLPP for AK or Epcot. MK would be my first choice if our visit is limited to a very short window. I am still on the fence about LLPP for HS.

I'd book a VIP tour in this scenario. July is too hot to wander at WDW. The tour guide will drive you from park to park and find the quickest routes to enter/exit a ride.

It is a trade off situation. VIP tour vs LLPPs. VIP tours are billed by the hour for a group of up to 10 guests. Yes a VIP CM will meet you and take your group from Park to park and provide you quick access to each attraction you want to experience. I always consider a VIP tour as just the highlights since any time you stop to sit or have a snack the meter is still running.

Dave

 

[pooch]

Just curious what the per hour charge would be? How many hours might $6500 get a group?

 

[CarolynFH]

Just curious what the per hour charge would be? How many hours might $6500 get a group?

It depends on when you go. Per the website, it costs $450-900 per hour, minimum 7 hours, maximum 10 hours.

https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/events-tours/private-vip-tours/

 

[scrappinginontario]

Just curious what the per hour charge would be? How many hours might $6500 get a group?

VIP Tours are priced between $450-$900/hour plus tax and require a minimum of 7 hours. A tour can accommodate up to 10 guests. Park hopper theme park tickets are required and not included.

It's also understood that many guests tip their VIP Tour CM a minimum of 1 hour price of the tour.

 

[pooch]

So at the mid price of $700 per hour for 8 hours plus tickets & tip, you’d probably be right in that $6500 range.

 

[scrappinginontario]

So at the mid price of $700 per hour for 8 hours plus tickets & tip, you’d probably be right in that $6500 range.

I believe your numbers are on the low side.

An unknown is how many people are in your group?

VIP Tour $700 x 8 hours = $5,600.00
Tax @ 6.5% = $364.00
Tip = $700.00

You are already at $6,664.00 and have not added theme park tickets for any of your guests. Each guest requires valid theme park admission with park hopper.

 

[pooch]

I believe your numbers are on the low side.

An unknown is how many people are in your group?

VIP Tour $700 x 8 hours = $5,600.00
Tax @ 6.5% = $364.00
Tip = $700.00

You are already at $6,664.00 and have not added theme park tickets for any of your guests. Each guest requires valid theme park admission with park hopper.

OP Indicated 5 adults. Ok so maybe 7 hours or maybe the price is on the lower end of $450 per hour. My point is if OP isn’t balking at $6500, VIP is probably within budget.