Ticket advice

[Savin4Disney]

I have the dining package with 1 day park tickets:

I am thinking of buying the following:

Not adding to the package buying seperate!

5 day ticket for DS (my sister and him are headed to Universal one day)
10 day no exprie for me (so when I go back next year - I won't have to buy a ticket)

I want to go back next year but not so sure if DS is planning on going too.

 

[Ozymoe]

I have the dining package with 1 day park tickets:

I am thinking of buying the following:

Not adding to the package buying seperate!

5 day ticket for DS (my sister and him are headed to Universal one day)
10 day no exprie for me (so when I go back next year - I won't have to buy a ticket)

I want to go back next year but not so sure if DS is planning on going too.

By all means if you, yourself are going back...buy that 10 day no expiration premium hopper...15 days (five water park/DQ/PI/Wide World of Sports days + 10 park entries (to MK, EPCOT, MGM, AK) for less than $360 shipped...I really don't think you will ever beat that price!

 

[mickeyluv'r]

If you will be going back, but aren't certain it will be within a year, the 10 day no exp is a great idea.
I'm not certain in your case (because you have the package deal) but generally, you can convert that 1 day ticket into a 10 day no exp. at the park - I'd call and find out the price. It might be a better value than buying a new 10 day outright (Check out ticketmania.com's prices, if you have enough time before your trip.).

 

[seashoreCM]

Converting the 1 day package ticket (after issuance at the resort) to a 10 day non-expiring with hopping and plusses will cost you about $350. the difference between a gate purchased 10 day and a gate purchased one day.

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

 

[Cheshire Figment]

How about getting the five-day tickets on the package and just upgrading one to a ten no expire? It might cost less in the long run.