Park ticket help?

[Rachie]

Hi, we're not going to disney until Easter 2008 and thought I'd get an idea of ticket prices. The tickets seem to have changed since our last visit and is somewhat confusing. Basically we want to do a couple of days at the parks but want to hop (we've been to all of them several times) plus maybe 2 days at the waterpark. Firstly, are the tickets dated? ie can I buy them now but not use them for 18 months. Is it worth spending extra and getting a non expiry 5 day hopper plus parks, or just a 3 day ticket and pay for the water parks at the gate? Has anyone got any good deals recently? Any help would be great

[Guest]

Don't know if you're planning to do Seaworld or Busch gardens, but they have got a special offer on at the mo. You can buy adult tickets for the same price as a child ticket. They are valid for 1 year from date of purchase & you print off an e-ticket & just take it to the gate when you want to use it. The seaworld is valid day of 6 consecutive days from 1st of use & you can come n go as you please within that six days.
Here is the link:
seaworld/SWF/ticket_options.aspx

[Orlandobelle]

The UK tickets (premium and ultimate) are dated for a specific year.
The US tickets (Magic Your Way) are generally not dated (unless there's a special offer that states 'use by... ')

For comparison
a 5 day MYW with hopping & water park non expiry costs $341
a 5 day MYW with hopping & water parks (4 visits) ccosts $293
a 3 day MYW with hopping & water parks non expiry costs $297
a 3 day MYW with hopping & water parks (3 visits) costs $282 (plus one day free atm)
a 3 day MYW with hopping costs $243 (plus 2 days free atm)
one day water park entry costs $36

(all prices include tax - source ticketmania)

I'll leave you to do the sums

[Guest]

The 3 day MYW with hopping that costs $243 (plus 2 days free atm)
is £127 Here is a convertor xe/ucc/

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