Magic Your Way Tickets

[animal_king1990]

If I include the water park function on to my ticket(without parkhopper), does that mean I can only go to one waterpark per day and not be able to go to a theme park also? What would be the best deal for Magic Your Way tickets? I'm staying for more than a week BTW so I want at least an 8 day MYW ticket.

 

[LongballMG]

You may use a single plus option and a single theme park in one day.

 

[bigorangeandy]

As LongballMG said you can do the water park in the morning, then a theme park in the evening. My experience is after a day at the water park, I'll to tired to do anything else that evening. I usually go in the summer time so the heat takes a little more out of you than this time of the year. If you get the 8 day Magic your way ticket, you will get 5 pulses so that you could do one water park in the morning, another in the afternoon.

 

[animal_king1990]

As LongballMG said you can do the water park in the morning, then a theme park in the evening. My experience is after a day at the water park, I'll to tired to do anything else that evening. I usually go in the summer time so the heat takes a little more out of you than this time of the year. If you get the 8 day Magic your way ticket, you will get 5 pulses so that you could do one water park in the morning, another in the afternoon.

How does it work exactly? Will my family and I be able to go to one theme park and one water park every day?(not that we will) And what do you mean by 5 pulses? Here is our plan(tell me if this will work with our 8 day MYW ticket).

Day 1- Epcot
Day 2- Animal Kingdom
Day 3- MGM Studios
Day 4- Magic Kingdom
Day 5- Typhoon Lagoon- Epcot(IllumiNations)
Day 6- Blizzard Beach- Epcot(IllumiNations)
Day 7- Animal Kingdom
Day 8- Magic Kingdom

 

[dumboflyer]

You can go to multiple parks in a day, but you have to purchase the park hopper option. "Plusses" refer to tickets to visit waterparks, DisneyQuest, Pleasure Island (multi-club pass), or (I think) the mini-golf. There may be others, but I think that's all of them. Additionally, your ticket will expire unless you purchase the unexpiring option, so don't just buy the 10-day, thinking you can use up the rest later.

 

[animal_king1990]

You can go to multiple parks in a day, but you have to purchase the park hopper option. "Plusses" refer to tickets to visit waterparks, DisneyQuest, Pleasure Island (multi-club pass), or (I think) the mini-golf. There may be others, but I think that's all of them. Additionally, your ticket will expire unless you purchase the unexpiring option, so don't just buy the 10-day, thinking you can use up the rest later.

I'm planning to use all of the days within 2 weeks, but I don't want to purchase the park hopper because it's an additional $180 dollars. Besides, we're happy visiting one theme park and/or a water park per day as you can see in my schedule.

 

[CAPTAIN HOOK]

I'm planning to use all of the days within 2 weeks, but I don't want to purchase the park hopper because it's an additional $180 dollars. Besides, we're happy visiting one theme park and/or a water park per day as you can see in my schedule.

I would agree - it is a lot of money and for the schedule you're planning - quite unnecessary to "hop"

 

[intenseblue98]

If you want to visit both the themeparks and the waterparks during your 8 days, why not opt for a 5 or 6 day MYW pass with the water park option instead of an 8 day base or 8 day w/waterpark option? This is what's so great about MYW tickets, you don't have to buy tickets for the number of days of your visit.

The 5 day comes with 3 plusses, 6 days offers 4 plusses (waterparks, Disney Quest, Wide World of Sports, Pleasure Island), so if you're planning 8 days without hopping you could do one activity each day with a 5 day premium pass.

Can you modify your itinerary and buy fewer days? Compare the prices with the options to your schedule, see what works.

 

[animal_king1990]

If you want to visit both the themeparks and the waterparks during your 8 days, why not opt for a 5 or 6 day MYW pass with the water park option instead of an 8 day base or 8 day w/waterpark option? This is what's so great about MYW tickets, you don't have to buy tickets for the number of days of your visit.

The 5 day comes with 3 plusses, 6 days offers 4 plusses (waterparks, Disney Quest, Wide World of Sports, Pleasure Island), so if you're planning 8 days without hopping you could do one activity each day with a 5 day premium pass.

Can you modify your itinerary and buy fewer days? Compare the prices with the options to your schedule, see what works.

But I sort of want to visit each park twice, so wouldn't 8 days work out great? I'm staying about 10 days there so an 8 day MYW ticket would be good. Would that work with my schedule? But I am allowed to visit a theme park and a water park a day right?