which would you say is better ? mnsshp or 4 day disney ticket

[lastdisney]

Hi
We're not meant to be doing Disney but I had budgeted for the mnsshp but now I've seen the 4 day Disney ticket which looks great value (we will be there end of August).
Which would you choose if only had the option of one.
Thanks

[pastylad]

4 days Disney ticket for sure, MNNSHP is a good addition for a few hours but is very expensive for what you actually get.

[RockTheDots]

I would definitely pick 4 days at Disney over 1 evening!

[Nimbus]

I’d definitely choose the 4 day ticket as well. That would mean you could visit all 4 of the parks rather than just one.

[princess allie]

For us definitely the 4 day ticket

[Guest]

No brainer, four day ticket.

[eaglesrest]

Like for like 4 day park for sure, but the MNSSHP is typically $80 per adult and the 4 day tickets $300-$500 per adult depending on type, so not exactly a direct comparison.

What price/type of 4 day ticket have you found?

If you don't really want to do Disney this time, then $80 for MNSSHP is a good compromise. We are doing the same.

If you've found a 4 day ticket in the same ballpark as $80 tell us quick

[lastdisney]

Hi Its called a 4 park magic ticket and it works out £256pp

[eaglesrest]

The MNSSHP tix in August are usually around £65 pp. Open 4pm - midnight so a good 8 hours or so for your £65 plus more candy than anyone should ever eat. You can enter at 2pm if you have DVC making it 10 hours.

I think it's a good value Disney hit, without having to commit to a full price Disney ticket.

We're doing the Universal/Sea World 14 day tix next year so don't want to eat into those days too much.

[Nimbus]

Originally Posted by lastdisney

Hi Its called a 4 park magic ticket and it works out £256pp

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It still ends up being nearly four times the cost of the MNSSHP tickets. So not really a like-for-like comparison. Hence why so many people chose the 4-day ticket over the MNSSHP ticket.

BTW, at the end of August 2020, the 4-day Magic ticket costs $340+tax. Which works out at £278 at the current exchange rate.