Undercover Tourist - difference between "4 days+ 1 day free" and "5 days"

[clawmachine]

On Undercover Tourist, it seems the price of a "5 day" MYW ticket is the same as "4 days plus one day free." Is there any difference between the two - is one of them easier to use/more flexible in any way?

thanks!

 

[Alesia]

They are exactly the same.

 

[Robo]

On Undercover Tourist, it seems the price of a "5 day" MYW ticket is the same as "4 days plus one day free." Is there any difference between the two - is one of them easier to use/more flexible in any way?

thanks!

The only difference is how they are "marketed" to the public.
Same tickets, exactly.

 

[Tigger's ally]

If you find a one day with 4 days free, grab it.

 

[dkrauss]

So the "one day free" portion is a lie?

Doug

 

[canyoncam]

I think it is still "free" the 5 day is just being sold as the same thing. You can see the price difference is significant between the 6 day and either the 4day+1 or the 5 day.

 

[clawmachine]

Thanks everyone. It's so strange!

 

[lizabu]

5 days is 5 days and 4 days plus one day free is still 5 days so buy whichever one is cheaper.

 

[Robo]

And, just to make it more clear.

The difference in price between a 4-day ticket and a 5-day ticket is... 15 whole dollars.

(Not exactly giving away the bank.)

 

[hakepb]

So the "one day free" portion is a lie?

Doug

Not to the consumer's pocketbook. They are getting 5 days of admission for the price of 4.
A free day sounds better than $15 off.

But behind the scenes, they are 5 day tickets, sold at a slight discount. It's not like someone is sitting around upgrading hundreds of 4 day tickets to 5 days.

 

[GaryDis]

Not to the consumer's pocketbook. They are getting 5 days of admission for the price of 4.

I think the confusion is because the OP that says the prices were the same. Either way, they're getting the same discount off of Disney's list price for a five day ticket.

Or maybe it's just that the person you quoted is missing the comparison to the full price.