Disney Base Tickets

[spestell]

Hi, if ai buy 6 day disney Base ticket from undercover tourist does it link to the Disney app to book fast pass, like a uk ultimate ticket

[NHH]

I’d be interested in this too, as we’re only doing 4 days at Disney and I think this might be less expensive than one of the UK 7/14/21 day ultimate tickets.

[chmurf]

you will be able to link the tickets to your MDX, don't worry

now, just really compare the prices before

if you need 6 days, remember that US base tickets does not include the hopper feature, the memory maker, water parks and free round of gold

a 6 days base ticket (no hopper, no memory maker, no nothing) will hit you for $479 that's £387

a 14 days ticket costs £395 for 2019 and £449 for 2020

be sure to weigh the perks, compared to price. Especially for the memory maker part, and the hopper feature

it also depends if you get a good deal on undercover tourist, such as free days (check expiration dates if you go for a deal)

[Shooby doo]

Also worth considering that a 6 day base has to be used 8 days from first visit & to add "Flex" to this raises the price to $581 making the UK pass the much better option. With the Date based pricing, it is fairly restrictive in how you use it, you near enough have to have your Disney visits back to back
SD

[chmurf]

Originally Posted by Shooby doo

Also worth considering that a 6 day base has to be used 8 days from first visit & to add "Flex" to this raises the price to $581 making the UK pass the much better option. With the Date based pricing, it is fairly restrictive in how you use it, you near enough have to have your Disney visits back to back
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this!

the change is quite recent, and we still need to get used to that. In the past OP would have had 14 days to use their 6 days of entry, now they only have 8

good point.

[Nimbus]

Originally Posted by spestell

Hi, if ai buy 6 day disney Base ticket from undercover tourist does it link to the Disney app to book fast pass, like a uk ultimate ticket

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Yes, all valid Disney tickets link to your Disney account accessed via the app or website.

Originally Posted by chmurf

a 6 days base ticket (no hopper, no memory maker, no nothing) will hit you for $479 that's £387

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The price depends on the date. If the OP was going around now then a 6 day base ticket would cost $411, or £333, from OrlandoAttractions. That's about £60 per person cheaper than the 14-day ticket.

As you say, the OP needs to weigh up all the perks that the Ultimate tickets provide (including the reduced period of validity) versus the saving, which could be £240 for a family of 4.

[lyn1]

Looking at 1 of the OP other threads [link below], it looks like they are only going for 1 week in January so the 6 day ticket is all they will need, although they could buy 1 Disney 14 Day Ultimate ticket for the memory maker if they wanted it.

https://www.thedibb.co.uk/forums/sho...8#post14062648

They could buy the 4-Day Disney Theme Park Base Ticket - with 2 Extra Days [6 days in total] from undercovertourist for $440.34, roughly £356.14 for next January. The cheapest that I can see for the Disney 14 Day Ultimate ticket is £416 from travelrepublic.co.uk so the 6 day ticket is around £60 cheaper.

orlandoattractions.com are slightly cheaper for the 6 day date based ticket, £350.73 but it's a Will Call ticket that they would have to pick up over there [although they can still be linked to your MDE account to book fastpassess before you go], whereas with undercovertourist they have the option of an E-Ticket or having the ticket mailed to them. Link below for orlandoattractions.com.

orlandoattractions/t...kets-worldwide

It says on undercovertourist that the 6 day ticket will have to be used in a 9 day window. Below is from their site.

Link this 6-Day Disney Theme Park Base Ticket to My Disney Experience for FastPass+ reservations.

Admission to one or more of the following Walt Disney World® Resort attractions for each day of the ticket - 6 Days (1 Theme Park per day; no hopping, no water parks) within a 9 day window of your selected start date:

[lyn1]

Originally Posted by NHH

I’d be interested in this too, as we’re only doing 4 days at Disney and I think this might be less expensive than one of the UK 7/14/21 day ultimate tickets.

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Have a look on undercovertourist and orlandoattractions.com to compare prices for your dates. Link below for orlandoattractions.com.

orlandoattractions/t...kets-worldwide

Don't forget that if you buy the 4 day ticket it will have to be used in a 7 day period, including the day you activate it.

[spestell]

Thank you for all your replies. We are just going for 1 week in January for my sons birthday and just doing Disney, So we don’t require all the extras of an ultimate ticket.