New Series: How to Prepare for a Vacation at a Disney Park
What Tickets Do You Need?!
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The Magic Your Way
ticket system lets guests decide what ticket features best fit their Disney
vacation plans … and that’s what they buy. Guests decide the number of
days and whether optional features – park hopping, visits to Disney attractions
outside the theme parks and “non-expiration” of tickets – are important.
Some price and value considerations…
♦ Per-day ticket costs decrease for longer stays. A seven-day ticket without optional features brings
down the per-day cost to less than half the price, per day, compared to seven
individual one-day Base Tickets. And the per-day cost of a 10-day ticket
is less than one-third the price, per day, compared to 10 individual one-day
Base Tickets.
♦ Kids under age 3
are provided free admission to all Walt Disney World theme parks.
♦ The Water Park Fun & More option can produce significant
savings for recreation and entertainment outside the theme parks. Here’s what you need to know about the option:
- It provides admissions to the guest’s choice of Disney’s Blizzard Beach water park, Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon Water Park, DisneyQuest, Disney’s Oak Trail golf course and ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex.
- The number of admissions it provides varies depending upon the number of days of the Base Ticket (the option added to a one- or two-day Base Ticket provides two visits to the guest’s choice from among the listed attractions; added to a seven-day Base Ticket, it provides seven visits).
- It costs $57. Considering that one-day admission to a water park is $52 or to DisneyQuest is $44, substantial savings are possible.
♦ The Park Hopper option can enhance the value of the vacation by allowing a guest to take advantage of special fun
offered at different times of day at different Disney theme
parks. Other potential Park Hopper benefits:
- If the vacation stay is longer, “hopping” is perfect for repeating favorite attractions at the various parks.
- If the guest is staying “on property,” park-hopping can be the ticket to extra time in the parks (more about this under “Making the best use of time”).
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