Two day park hopper?

[cloudboy]

Is there such a thing as a two day park hopper ticket?

I want to head down there for a weekend. I only have two days to spend there at the parks. I will be alone, and there is really no way I would want to spend my entire day in one park, let alone one in and out. But looking on the web site, it looks like there is no way to get a ticket for just two days and be able to hop parks. I can't imagine they would not offer something like that for those people who couldn't spend a whole vacation there, so there must be some kind of other option I am missing.

 

[ImaYoyo]

Is there such a thing as a two day park hopper ticket?

I want to head down there for a weekend. I only have two days to spend there at the parks. I will be alone, and there is really no way I would want to spend my entire day in one park, let alone one in and out. But looking on the web site, it looks like there is no way to get a ticket for just two days and be able to hop parks. I can't imagine they would not offer something like that for those people who couldn't spend a whole vacation there, so there must be some kind of other option I am missing.

There sure is, but not for florida residents. If you're looking at the FL res page, there would not be one because the 3 day ticket (3 day play pass) is a special for buy 2 days, get 1 free. So yes, there is sort of a 2-day hopper, but it's going to include a 3rd day for free. If you're not a FL resident, there is a normal 2 day hopper.

A 3-day play pass breaks down as follows:
Base ticket for ages 10+ = 120.00 +tax
Hopper option = 22.50 +tax
WP Fun and more (3 visits) = 25.00 +tax
Non expiring = 15.00 +tax

Please note that this ticket does not expire for 180 days as is, which is different from the normal 14 day expiration.

 

[cloudboy]

Never mind. A) wrong folder b) I was looking at the ticket pricing link off of the front page. If you actually go into the booking screen the option is there (albeit very expensive!)

 

[unkadug]

You could always buy more days than you need with the "no expiration" option.

Prices will surely go up, so look at it as an investment.