Ticket options when staying at multiple resorts?

[Disney01]

I guess my only option since we will be doing AKL-WL-BCV next April would be a Hopper, and not the Ultimate Hopper like we usually do? I like the Ultimate because they put it on our room key-One less thing to worry about.

 

[Deb & Bill]

How about an AP? Or PAP?

 

[seashoreCM]

Perhaps someone could answer this one:

When purchasing the Ultimate Park Hopper and also moving to a second resort during an otherwise continuous WDW stay, can one Ultimate Hopper span both resort stays?

If not, the asdmission cost per day overall is somewhat more even after deleting the first day of the second UPH, since (for example) two three day UPH's cost more than one six day UPH.

Disney hints:
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A Premium Annual Pass costs roughly as much as a continuous 14 day UPH or two UPH's totalling 10 days.

 

[GoldenOldie]

Originally posted by seashoreCM
Perhaps someone could answer this one:

When purchasing the Ultimate Park Hopper and also moving to a second resort during an otherwise continuous WDW stay, can one Ultimate Hopper span both resort stays?

Officially, the answer is no.

Unofficially, it is possible to do but there are not that not many resort CM's that are aware of how to do it since it's not something that Disney will teach them as a matter of policy.

The main reason why Disney does not encourage one UPH for multiple resorts is that it ties the UPH to a single reservation. When you split stays, you have multiple reservations. The work around that the "in-the-know" CM's can do is frowned on by Disney auditors.

If not, the asdmission cost per day overall is somewhat more even after deleting the first day of the second UPH, since (for example) two three day UPH's cost more than one six day UPH.

Yes it is. The pricing structure of UPH's are such that it costs more per day the fewer days you take it for with the highest cost per day always taking place at the beginning of the UPH.