Flexibility of "Magic" Passes??

[Diane Hughess]

Let's say I buy a'Magic Your Way' pass for 7 days. According to what I've read, the pass expires 14 days after its first use. So lets say I buy the $45 option to visit water parks & Pleasure Island, and I'm staying 9 days instead of 7. Midway through my trip, I choose to not visit a major park, and just go to a water park & back to my hotel to relax. Will this count as one of my 7 days, even though I didn't visit a major park?? And another thing, say I don't visit any parks one day, but I have purchased the meal option for 6 nights of my stay($35/day), and on a day I'm not visiting the parks, I choose to eat at say, Boma, to be paid for by my meal plan--is that possible??

 

[TURKEY]

I think the dining is going to be for the entire length of stay (for each night), but not positive on that.

If you have the 7 day ticket, you will get 5 plus visits (which will now include DisneyQuest). If you don't go to the parks, you won't have a visit to PI counted to your 7 days, but it will be one of the 5 plus visits you get.

Same thing for dining, you don't have to go to the park to use it.

 

[jesserin]

Turkey is right -

1. dining options are for the length of stay and are added on to the Magic Your Way ticket.

2. The $45 upgrade for the water parks expires 14 days after the first use of the ticket.

3. The water park upgrade can be used as a seperate day from your 7 day pass or on the same day - either way you'll use just one of your ugrade days, and if you go into the park then you'll use one of your park days.

4. You can save your dining options for different days - for example: One day you might eat at two counter service restaurants and the next day you might eat at two sit down restaurants... this way you have more flexibility on your plan.

 

[Kingdom Konsultant]

I think the dining is going to be for the entire length of stay (for each night), but not positive on that.

If you have the 7 day ticket, you will get 5 plus visits (which will now include DisneyQuest). If you don't go to the parks, you won't have a visit to PI counted to your 7 days, but it will be one of the 5 plus visits you get.

Same thing for dining, you don't have to go to the park to use it.

Brent is correct on all accounts. It is based as a per night for the dining. Plese keep in mind that for the signature restaurants and the dinner shows it will be 2 dining options for those.


Pam

 

[Kingdom Konsultant]

I will be selling discounted Magic Your Way passes. Please see my thread on the discounted ticket prices at the top of this forum.

Pam

 

[bhg469]

so correct me if im wrong, for 35 a day i can have a counter service lunch and sit down dinner? but i can forefit the lunch and go to a place like jiko for dinner? 35 for jiko isnt that bad..

 

[DisneyAngel]

For $35 a day for an adult you recieve a counter service meal, a table service meal and a snack. Jiko is considered a Signature meal so you would have to trade two table services for it but you still retain your counter service meals and snacks from the day. Hope that helps.

 

[bhg469]

For $35 a day for an adult you recieve a counter service meal, a table service meal and a snack. Jiko is considered a Signature meal so you would have to trade two table services for it but you still retain your counter service meals and snacks from the day. Hope that helps.

yes it helps quite a bit, the only thing i am wondering now is where is the list of what takes 2 and what takes one is. can anyone help me with that?

 

[Kingdom Konsultant]

I can help you there. I have the complete breakdown on the restaurants. e-mail me and I will send it over to you.

Pam

 

[Diane Hughess]

Thanks For the Info!

Thanks for all of your input! Regarding the list of participating restaurants, I found it on mousesavers.com--it's a PDF file. Two sit-down meal 'points' are needed for California Grill, Artist Point, Luau at Poly, Hoop De Doo Revue, Citricos, Narcooses's, Coral Reef, Alfredo's, etc. Most restaurants require only one sit-down 'point', like my favorites, Teppanyaki, Cinderella's Breakfast or Royal Table dinner, most Epcot restaurants, and all of the other character meals. And for the sit-down 'point' you get an appetizer, entree, dessert & non-alcohol bev!! What a deal!! You'll get you money's worth from the sit-down alone--the counter service meal & snack are just icing on the cake. The only problem will be all the weight we'll gain by eating like grazing cows for 7 days!! Oh, we obese Americans!!

 

[Kingdom Konsultant]

yes it helps quite a bit, the only thing i am wondering now is where is the list of what takes 2 and what takes one is. can anyone help me with that?

The inofrmation is on it's way

 

[bhg469]

The inofrmation is on it's way

thanks pam :sohappy: you are the best. that is really alot better deal than the silver plan thye used to offer. from what i remember that was more like $50 a day.

 

[Kingdom Konsultant]

Wow did I do a major type-o! With the Silver plan and adult actually paid $68 per night of stay for that feature if I remembre correctly. I'm happy to help.

Pam

 

[bhg469]

Wow that is quite a bit cheaper! this really is a good deal. i hope those prices stay the same since i wont be going on any trips for about a year but i will definitly be booking with that plan.

 

[Irene]

yes it helps quite a bit, the only thing i am wondering now is where is the list of what takes 2 and what takes one is. can anyone help me with that?

I'm with you, since I always used the silver package under the old plan I knew what restaurants that took 2 wishes. Now I have to find out witch one were added so i can plan my trip in 2005.