New Disney 2 day passes, any good?

[jessandjon2005]

Just rang ATD and they now inform me they have a new Disney type pass that allows 2 days in the parks.

Is this relatively a new thing, as never heard of it before and just wandering if it was any good/worth a try?

We always buy a 14 day ticket for the price of 7, but always find its a bit useless because we never really visit Disney parks for 2/3 days at the most, so wandering if this is a good buy and worth it?

They did say that you can only visit 1 at a time, so cant hop which doesn't sound good, because basically that means you would have to pick only 2 out of the 4 parks and you wouldn't be able to do the other 2?

Seems a lot cheaper at £180pp instead of the usual £382 so would kindly welcome your advice/opinions please?

[deanobrown]

I think you summed up the main pros & cons yourself.

It's great if you only want to visit a couple of parks, but if you want more than that then you're better off with the full passes!

We were only planning on MK & AK in November so I'm really glad these have popped up on ATD!

[jessandjon2005]

Originally Posted by deanobrown

I think you summed up the main pros & cons yourself.

It's great if you only want to visit a couple of parks, but if you want more than that then you're better off with the full passes!

We were only planning on MK & AK in November so I'm really glad these have popped up on ATD!

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Mmm, they are a bit hit and miss aren't they?

Great value I feel for 2 days as only £94 per day, but at the same time like you say... it's only 2 parks so we'd have to miss 2 out.

Thinking about it... does anyone know what the gate price is on the day, as I was under the impression that it was around just over $100, because if that's the case then £94 per park seems quite pricey.

Oh I don't know now?

Isnt there something about undercover tourist or buying 1 day tickets from somewhere here in the UK?

[sammykitten]

orlando attractions sells Magic Your Way tickets, you can just buy what you want -

https://www.thedibb.co.uk/external/l...Mtd29ybGR3aWRl

[sparkles18]

I've just bought this ticket with a round of golf too from Orlando Attraction Tickets.

orlandoattractiontickets...d-2-Day-Ticket

Put in the code MSE5 and they will be reduced by £5 to £170 and you get some freebies too.

[onion2803]

They're being sold by Disney too with the golf, cheaper than ATD last time i looked

[jessandjon2005]

Originally Posted by sparkles18

I've just bought this ticket with a round of golf too from Orlando Attraction Tickets.

orlandoattractiontickets...d-2-Day-Ticket

Put in the code MSE5 and they will be reduced by £5 to £170 and you get some freebies too.

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Thank you.

Are Orlando attractions tickets.co.uk slightly different to ATD then because they wanted £189 pp and looks like they were £175 from your link?

Are they just as good/reliable?

[sparkles18]

Yes, I've used them before, last year we bought our Universal tickets from them. ATD maybe more expensive because of the freebies they are offering. You can purchase the 2 day MYW tickets with golf directly from UKWDW for £175 too.

disneyholidays/wal...ntent=redirect

[Nimbus]

The UK 2-Day tickets have been sold in previous years. It's often only a limited time offer - that is, the tickets are only on sale for a few months. But they have been around before. It's a good ticket those who only want to visit on 2 days and only want to visit 2 parks, and also fancy a day at Disney's mini-golf course. It's not so good if you want to visit all the parks.

Instead of getting the UK 2-Day ticket, you can get a 2-Day Base ticket at the entrance to the parks. They will cost $222 (including tax) for adults. That's about £165-ish depending on the exchange rate. It doesn't include entrance to the mini-golf that you get with the UK 2-day ticket.

You can also get 2-Day Park Hopper tickets at the gate if you want to try and fit all 4 parks into 2 days. They cost $292 (roughly about £215). You can get other tickets as well - 3 days, 4 days, add on waterpark access, etc, etc.

OrlandoAttractions and UndercoverTourist sell these tickets as well. OrlandoAttractions price for a 2-Day Base ticket is £174.

[Mexy02]

You can now get a 1 day ticket with preloaded fastpasses as well the day before you visit I think it is. It’s on the USA site .