What happened to the UPH pass?

[10drum]

We used the UPH, because we always went to water parks (at least 2 or 3 times), disney quest (the kids went there alot), & pleasure island (at least once per trip). I also like having it on our room card..."the key to the world".

Best I can tell, there is a "Magic Plus" pass. Can the magic plus be on your room key? I think the price is slightly lower than the old UPH, so it might be ok. I just like not having to wonder if the plus's are used up or not.

Thanks for all replies.

 

[CinderellaIam]

The old UPH was our favorite ticket as well, for all of the reasons you stated. You are correct in that the Magic Plus pass is the closest thing to it, but you will have to keep track of those pluses. If you loose track, guest services at your resort can help you. And yes, you can have any ticket transfered to your KTW card. We did this in August for our party of 9 and it worked just fine.

 

[10drum]

We last went 7/04 and and I think the uph was about $300/adult, the magic plus is about $50 less, but you only get 4 plus's and I know each year we've done more than 4.
It's good to hear you can put it on your room key, that's all I'd carry when we're there. We won't be back till 07, probably change twice before then.

 

[seashoreCM]

uph was about $300/adult, the magic plus is about $50 less, but you only get 4 plus's and I know each year we've done more than 4.
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If your package ticket is "expiring" and has three or four plusses (water park fun admissions), you can add a (fourth and) fifth plus for three dollars each.

You also get a (sixth and) seventh day which you need not worry about if you paid the extra money for the purpose of getting the plusses. From this point, if you want non-expiration, it is best to first foresee a future vacation (not necessarily your next) which the remains of the pass (with or without eighth, ninth, and tenth days always purchased or added as a block) are sufficient to fully cover.

Disney hints:
http://members.aol.com/ajaynejr/dispass.htm