Water Parks fun and more

[coluk003]

Does it still work this way, which when i found out BLEW my mind since no one ever told me the pervious time we went, and i only went one day.

Buying the WPF&M option with a (lets say) 4 day ticket, do you still get to go into the water parks for 4 additional days also?. Let me explain you have 4 days of PARK tickets along with 4 days of water park tickets(from the fun and more option) giving you a full 8 days of tickets. This used to be the policy over a year ago and just checking it hasnt changed.

 

[WRLeGrand]

That is exactly the way it was explained to me. We received it for the first time for our trip in December and I take it to mean exactly as you described it. It includes water parks, mini golf, golf, Wide World of Sports, and Disney Quest if I am not mistaken. Each is one of your credits per visit. You get a credit per person for each day you are booked (4 to 4 as you mentioned).

 

[DisneyFive]

Interesting, I guess I'm not sure. I Know you can visit water parks each day that you have park tickets for. I did not also take it to mean x days of theme park tickets plus an additional X number of days of water parks.

Dan

 

[2forMe]

You have 4 park days and then 4WPM entries. Meaning you could stretch to 8 days or you could do 1 park and 1 waterpark all in 1 day.

 

[siskaren]

With a 4 day ticket you have 4 days of admission to the theme parks, and 4 entrances into the water parks. If you want, you can go to both a theme park and a water park on the same day, which would use up one day of admission to the theme parks and one water park entrance.

 

[DisneyFive]

Well, like the OP, this kind of blows my mind just when you think you know a lot about Disney World....

But then again, after four days or so, it's only about $11 for every extra day of tickets. So stretching a vacation to eight days this way isn't saving all that much versus eight days of park tickets and water parks anyway.

Dan

 

[Robo]

Well, like the OP, this kind of blows my mind just when you think you know a lot about Disney World....

But then again, after four days or so, it's only about $11 for every extra day of tickets. So stretching a vacation to eight days this way isn't saving all that much versus eight days of park tickets and water parks anyway.

Dan

But, where it REALLY shines is if you want to be at WDW for 11-14 days.

 

[coluk003]

ok good Im glad that hasn't changed lol.

 

[DisneyFive]

But, where it REALLY shines is if you want to be at WDW for 11-14 days.

No doubt Robo! Good point.

Dan

 

[Robo]

And, and, and...

It is really a good thing to know that if you already have the HOPPER option on your tickets,

adding the full Water Parks and More Fun option is just $26 per ticket.

 

[DisneyFive]

And, and, and...

It is really a good thing to know that if you already have the HOPPER option on your tickets,

adding the full Water Parks and More Fun option is just $26 per ticket.

Yes! We might make use of this starting tomorrow!

My kids, wife, and I are currently swimming in the hotel pool near the airport before we fly out tomorrow morning. We have purchased the water parks and more pass but if we feel like park hopping we planned to add that while we are there. For our family of five I think it's around $165 total. Out of our five previous trips, last year was the first year that we park hopped. We are not typically park hoppers, but like the option of adding it if we want to.

Dan

 

[Robo]

We have purchased the water parks and more pass but if we feel like park hopping we planned to add that while we are there. For our family of five I think it's around $165 total.

It will be $138.45, total, for 5 guests, including tax.
($26 per, plus tax.)

 

[DisneyFive]

It will be $138.45, total, for 5 guests, including tax.
($26 per, plus tax.)

Thanks Robo. Good info as usual.

Dan

 

[Mom2darlingboys]

And don't forget there's also free golfing at the Oak Trails 9-hole course (great for kids), DisneyQuest (until they close that down), and also minigolf before 4 pm. Really fills up a two-week trip!

 

[Robo]

Thanks Robo. Good info as usual.

Dan

Well, with the somewhat new pricing system (Hoppers being various prices depending on the number of days on the ticket,) I may be off a bit.

I just checked and it's hard to decode the numbers.

But, it is cheaper to add the Hopper to a ticket that already has WPF&M option.

 

[DisneyFive]

Well, with the somewhat new pricing system (Hoppers being various prices depending on the number of days on the ticket,) I may be off a bit.

I just checked and it's hard to decode the numbers.

But, it is cheaper to add the Hopper to a ticket that already has WPF&M option.

No problem. It's a good deal either way. We're there for 9 nights. Can't wait!

Dan

 

[DLfan4]

ok so if i get 4 day tix with the waterpark fun and more option, i can go to disney for 8 days ( 4 being at parks and 4 being at waterparks), correct? do they have to be 8 consecutive days? can i start with the waterparks? or must be visit a theme park first?

 

[Shanti]

Does it still work this way, which when i found out BLEW my mind since no one ever told me the pervious time we went, and i only went one day.

Buying the WPF&M option with a (lets say) 4 day ticket, do you still get to go into the water parks for 4 additional days also?. Let me explain you have 4 days of PARK tickets along with 4 days of water park tickets(from the fun and more option) giving you a full 8 days of tickets. This used to be the policy over a year ago and just checking it hasnt changed.

Yes, that is correct. It's a good deal during the hot-weather season. Btw, if you buy a 1-day water-parks & more ticket, as we did, you even get 2 water park days instead of only one. We used that ticket this July. The water park days are so refreshing in the heat.

 

[Robo]

1. ok so if i get 4 day tix with the waterpark fun and more option, i can go to disney for 8 days ( 4 being at parks and 4 being at waterparks), correct?
2. do they have to be 8 consecutive days?
3. can i start with the watermarks?
4. or must be visit a theme park first?

1. Correct.
2. Nope.
3. Sure.
4. Nope.
The theme parks and water parks are completely "separate" tickets that don't "interact"
with each other (other than any and all uses must be done within 14 days following any first use of the ticket.)