Ticket Question?

[Fitswimmer]

Can you all please confirm my logic? My niece is coming to WDW with us twice in the next 6 months. 12/21 and 12/22, and 5/17-5/19. My math says to buy her the 5 day park hopper with the no expiration instead of buying her a separate park hopper for each trip.

The rest of us have annual passes so we're good.

 

[mom2of2]

that will work

 

[I'mNoPrince]

I would also look at maybe a 10day no-expiry.

The price difference is small and it would be good for future trips just in case. Even if it's a year or more later.

 

[Allison]

I would also look at maybe a 10day no-expiry.

The price difference is small and it would be good for future trips just in case. Even if it's a year or more later.

It is a good deal if you can make future trips fit the number of days you have left on the ticket. But, it can work the other way if you don't have enough days to cover a future trip and need to buy another ticket anyway.

 

[I'mNoPrince]

It is a good deal if you can make future trips fit the number of days you have left on the ticket. But, it can work the other way if you don't have enough days to cover a future trip and need to buy another ticket anyway.

I agree I looked it up and it's only $100 with hopper and no-expiry but thats more then I thought it was when I was looking for my Neice earlier in the year.

 

[Cheshire Figment]

The five day base is $206 adult or $169 Ages 3-9. Adding the hopper option is $45 no matter how many days or type of ticket. Adding NE to a five day ticket is $55. So you are looking at $306 or $269. All prices plus tax.