Ticket help please

[Alijaney]

Hello,

You guys are so much more knowledgeable than me so i need some advice.

I am wanting to sort out our Disney tickets before we go but am confused...

We are staying on site for 15 whole days in August. during our stay we will mostly stay on site except for one day at sea world and one day at Discovery cove/ maybe a day at a mall (for me!!). I would quite like to break up the disney portion of the trip with these days out.

I know I want hopper option (small kids will mean dipping in and out of parks)

But from what I can see the max number of days on the disney ticket site is 10 days and they can run out 14 days after the first use.

I have seen some sites foor UK visitors that offer different types of ticket (ultimate tickets??) is this best.

We would like the flexibility for our stay to be able to do something each day for the children eg, a morning in the park followed by pool rest of day or day at a mall followed by eveing in the park.

I dont think I can bear for my dd5 to be able to see the MK from our hotel but not be able to visit it on 6 of our 16 days!!

HELP!

From the info so far what do you suggest I do?

Many many thanks for any info you can give me

Ali x

 

[Dazed]

UK visitors get a great deal with the Ultimate tickets. 14 day ultimate might be enough for you, it all depends on whether your 16 days includes travel days when you might be willing to give the parks a miss? The 14 days are consecutive though so be careful counting! There is also a 21 day Ultimate. Shop around for best prices.
Have fun planning.

 

[wicket2005]

We always buy the Ultimate ticket as mentioned above. It usually only works out about £40 or so for an extra week compared to the 1 week ticket for 4 of us (adult prices).

A lot of people here also buy the Magic Your Way ticket and add on Hopper perks. These tickets do not expire so are handy if know you are going to return. I don't know much about these prices.

 

[Funky_dino]

The magic your way base tickets are good, as above has mentioned you can add bits to them, hopper options, the water parks etc. If your unsure best thing to do is buy them there. It only takes a few minutes at the park entrance etc and they talk you through everything if you are unsure.

 

[DISWolves]

Agree with above.........14 day Ultimate should be just right, since you can park hop....water parks.......DIsney Quest..........Free car parking etc
I will do a search amd PM you with the best prices.
I buy all of my tickets from Attraction Tickets Direct, since they a REAL tickets - delivered by registered post - and will price match other web sites

 

[Mrs Doubtfire]

I have also used ATD with no problems - but I'd check on the free car parking - that's only with the Annual Pass.

The UK passes 14 or 21 days (if you really can't bear to miss 1 day) would seem best. You could go to a park in the morning & then go to a water park later - or the other way round

If you are going to DC & plan to go to SW as well - you could make SW your last day - so 14 days WDW (with 1 day for DC) &1 day SW.

Have a good holiday

 

[DISWolves]

I but I'd check on the free car parking - that's only with the Annual Pass.

Oooooops

Sorry.........you are quite correct, I was assuming staying onsite


Free parking is not included with your park tickets............but if you are staying onsite, you will get a parking pass to display on your dashboard, that will give free parking at the Disney theme parks. This is valid for the length of your stay on Disney property