Types of passes--difficult call

[disneycrazed139]

I need very experienced Disney goers to tell me what I should do. We are staying for 1 night at BW and 6 nights at CBR--so figured we would do 1 night without park passes and then get UPHs when we check into CBR. However, there are so many good deals on park hoppers out there, that I wonder if I shouldn't try to save a little money.

Our plan is to go to the parks, as well as try the water parks one day. Additionally, my son LOVES Disney Quest, and I figure with the rain in June, it might be good to have unlimited access to this option--so I figure the UPH is our best bet.

Any opinions, ideas?

Thanks!

 

[SuzyQue]

Are you going between 7/4 and 10/30 when you could take advantage of The Fairy Tale Package? ~~

 

[mickeymom629]

I always prefer the park hoppers because they never expire and you never know exactly how your trip will go (weather, tiredness, etc.). I just ordered 7 day hoppers from Paramount and couldn't beat the price (included 4 plus options and a character breakfast) and they never expire (whereas the 10 day pass did that they offer).

I don't know how the price compares for the 10 day they offer to the UPH you are thinking about. Here is their site: http://reservations.paramountinternationaltravel.com/DisneyOrderTickets.asp

 

[disneycrazed139]

Thanks for the ideas. Any other opinions on this? I've never been to the water parks, but I imagine we'll spend one day doing that. I just thought the Disney Quest unlimited admission might make the UPSs worth it.