Disney World Tickets

By Author: John Thomson
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Disney haven't made deciding which Disney passes will be the best for your vacation to see Mickey. There are a number of different additions you can have to the ordinary Disney ticket that will make picking your ticket more complicated than it really should be.

So where to begin? When buying your WDW tickets, you start with the Magic Your Way ticket. This is the base ticket you need to visit the four main WDW theme parks. In addition to this, you need to choose the number of days you wish to visit the parks. Tickets are available up to ten days. So if you buy a 5 day ticket, this will allow you five day entrances to one of the four parks.

As an additional purchase, you can add the Hopper option. This will allow you entry to more than one theme park on any given day. This affords you a little more flexibility, meaning you can visit Animal Kingdom in the morning and Epcot in the evening to see the fireworks. This would only count as one visit.

Next is the Waterpark Fun and More option. Waterpark Fun and More option gives you entry to the waterparks and other Disney entertainment venues, such as DisneyQuest, ...
... without the need to purchase additional entry tickets.

The final {addition is the Non-Expiring option. When you first use your Disney Ticket, it will expire fourteen days from that date. If you add the No-Expiration option, any unused dates on your ticket will never expire. This means if you buy a ten-day ticket but only use five days, you'll have a further five days to use on your next vacation.

So they are the options when buying your tickets for Walt Disney World. When you make your purchase, plan in advance what you want to do. For example, if you decide not to visit the waterparks, there would be no point adding the Waterpark and More option to your ticket. If you'll decide only ever visit one park a day then the Hopper option will be money wasted. Inevitably, people over-purchase their tickets and waste money unecessarily.