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g1rbw
February 25th, 2005, 16:05
Sorry I am being a little dumb.

From what I can gather, if I am UK resident I can buy the Utimate pass for 14 days.

To buy a magic your way pass, I need to be US resident or go through one of the US agents (as we are, Jo thank you for your help)

Can someone help me understand the difference between these two passes.

I prefer the look of the 14 day pass, we are going for 10 days, as it gives more flexibility on smaller parks.

Very confused. Has anyone used the orlando deal tickets website? as the passes seem about £30 cheaper than buying directly from WDW site

Thanks

Giles

g1rbw
February 25th, 2005, 16:08
sorry final question, is the Ultimate pass a hopper pass, i.e. can we go in and out parks during the visit, or does each visit count for one day on the pass.

e.g. 14 day Ultimate hopper, on one day 1 visit 3 parks, does this mean the park is valid for 13 more days, or 12 days?

PaulaK
February 25th, 2005, 16:24
It's valid for 14 days from the first day of use, you can hop and go in and out as many times as you like for those 14 days. :thumbs:


14-Day Disney Ultimate Ticket

Includes 14 days’ unlimited entry to the following:

* Magic Kingdom Park
* Epcot
* Animal Kingdom
* MGM Studios
* Blizzard Beach
* Typhoon Lagoon
* Downtown Disney, Pleasure Island
* Disney’s Wide World of Sports Complex
* DisneyQuest Indoor Interactive Theme Park

Additional Benefits:

Disney tickets give you the freedom to visit more than one Disney Theme Park on the same day

Use of the FASTPASS facilities and the Walt Disney World transportation system

Ticket expires 14 days after the date of first use. Parking is not included. Each day the Ultimate Ticket is used at any theme park constitutes one full day of use, more than 1 park can be visited in any one day.

I have used OTD and would highly recommend them! :thumbs:

g1rbw
February 25th, 2005, 16:25
thank you

PaulaK
February 25th, 2005, 16:31
No problem! it can be very confusing deciding which ticket best suits your needs. :wacko: We have AP's but my DB is coming with us in October and this is the ticket we will get for him (21 day though as we're there 16 nights). It will let him have the same flexibility as we have on our AP's. It doesn't include parking, but if you're a resort guest you get free parking anyway. :)

g1rbw
February 25th, 2005, 16:38
we have APs, like you we have family coming in Sept as well and trying to work out the best ticket for 10 days. I think I will order my tickets OTD as thier price looks very good. Is it worth getting them now for Sept, i.e to get price or does it stay fairly flat during the year?

g1rbw
February 25th, 2005, 16:45
sorry one final question - I assume that they are paper tickets like APs. What happens if you lose a ticket while in parks. With annual pass you just get it reissued I think?

Thanks

PaulaK
February 25th, 2005, 16:47
Not sure whether they're paper or plastic yet. We all kno WDW are a law unto themselves when making such decisions! :lol: I guess if you made a note of the ticket numbers they could be replaced. :shrug:

typhoon tilly
February 25th, 2005, 17:08
:) :) thanks paula we have just bought ultimate passes and you have just answered a few questions i had , can you also pay a fee so that any unused days dont expire on these.and if so does it have to be before you start to use them. :) :)

PaulaK
February 25th, 2005, 17:12
I don't believe you can on the UK Ultimate tickets. :unsure:

Gwendolyn
February 26th, 2005, 14:52
Hmmm is it possible to buy Ultimate passes in the Netherlands?

Maybe we'll buy one annual passport if any roomdiscount is available and one Ultimate pass if we can buy them.