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Disney MYW Tickets: Choices, Choices, Choices

Disney offers an array of admission ticket choices. Tickets can include multiple number of days (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 10 days), Park Hopping options, admission to additional minor attractions, and come with or without expiration dates. Each of these options will increase the cost of the ticket. While sticking with a base Magic Your Way ticket can be a great way to save, depending on what you would like to do on your vacation, it might no always be the most economical or convenient choice. Read on to find out how to purchase Walt Disney World tickets that work the best for your vacation.

To see the gate price for MYW Base Tickets, 1 through 10 days, visit our Ticket Calculator page.

Add-on Options

Water Park Fun & More Option: Park visitors who have children may want to visit the Disney water parks several times in one vacation. With a water park admission price of $41.54 per child (w/tax), buying a Water Park Fun & More Option option can save such a family money. For $52 ($55.38 including tax), guests can add the Water Park Fun & More option. This allows two to ten visits (depending on the number of days on the base ticket) to your choice of Disney’s Blizzard Beach, Typhoon Lagoon, DisneyQuest, Wide World of Sports Complex and a round of golf at Oak Trail. One and two day MYW tickets will each have two plus options, all other tickets will have one option for each additional day. For example a 3-day ticket has 3 options and an 7-day ticket has 7 options. Since the Water Park Fun & More option costs a flat rate, the longer the length of the ticket, the more value you get for your money. Best of all, you have 14 days from the first use of your MYW ticket to use them, irregardless of the length of stay of your ticket, and they don't have to be used the same day you use a park admission. The cost of individual options if purchased separately by the day are below:

• Water Park: $41.54 (child, 3-9 w/tax) / $47.93 (adult w/tax)
• DisneyQuest: $36.21 (child, 3-9 w/tax) / $42.60 (adult w/tax)
• Disney's Wide World of Sports Complex: $10.65 (child, 3-9 w/tax) / $13.58 (adult w/tax)
• Oak Trail Golf (varies by time & season): $10 - $19 (junior) / $15 - $38 (adult)

Park Hopper: For another $52 ($55.38 including tax) park hopping can be added to the MYW ticket, allowing guests to visit several Walt Disney World theme parks each day. The Park Hopper option and Water Park Fun & More option can both be added for a flat price of $104 ($110.76 including tax). Those with a base MYW ticket can not use multiple days to enter multiple parks on the same day. Once the tickets information is stored in Disney's system passing through the turnstile, that ticket will not allow admittance at another park on the same day unless the ticket includes the Park Hopper option.

There are many reason why purchasing the Park Hopper option would be desirable. First, with Disney making Free Dining available for at least a few months each year, dining choices are a consideration for park goers like never before. One park per day can make dining options very limited, for those on Disney's Dining Plan (free or purchased) and looking of at least one table service restaurant to try each day. While Epcot's World Showcase has a host of dining options, many which should be tried, a family might not want to spend every day at that park just to eat there. Purchasing the Park Hopper option adds the flexibility to choose any park restaurant on any given day without having to spend the entire day in that particular park. Secondly, park hopping can extend the hours of fun you actually get to spend in the parks. A park like Animal Kingdom that typically closes by 5 pm each day, could leave a family wishing to go to Disney's Hollywood Studios in the evening to see Fantasmic!, which only plays on certain nights of the week. There are many other instances where the Park Hopper option could add flexibility and extra value to a family's vacation, and it's something to consider when planing your vacation and purchasing tickets.

NO Expiration: MYW tickets expire 14 days from first use--day one starting the count. Disney also offers a "NO Expiration" option that can be added to the tickets for an increased cost. The No Expiration option can be added to a ticket even after it is purchased but must be done before the ticket expires. The cost of the upgrade will vary and depend upon the length-of-days of the ticket. The cost must be paid for the entire length of stay of the original ticket and not just the remaining unused days. Thus whether you purchase the "No Expiration" option before you leave home or after you've spent several days in the park, it won't make any difference in the price of the ticket. Unused days can be used at any future date and offer a built-in safeguard against Disney inflation. Just be sure to keep track of unused days as Disney can not check these for you. See below for prices and more info on upgrading to "NO Expiration" tickets.

While an Annual Pass is probably the best option for those who will be visiting Disney for 11 days or longer or do repeat visits within the same year, purchasing a lengthy MYW ticket with the "NO Expiration" option is the way to go for those who know they want to return to Walt Disney World but don't think it will be in the same year. For information on how to purchase MYW tickets and save money on future Walt Disney World trips, click here.

Additional Days: The cost of an admission ticket per-day decreases with each additional day that is added. While a one-day Adult base ticket will cost $79 (plus tax), a six-day Adult base ticket runs just $38.50 per day (plus tax). Guests can save over 50% of the cost of single day admission per day by purchasing tickets of six days or longer in length, either online directly through Disney or through a Disney specialized travel agency. Visit our Magic Your Way Ticket Calculator page for a complete list of options, prices, and comparisons. Children under the age of three are admitted to Disney theme parks for free.

Discounts & Purchasing in Advance: Whichever ticket options are chosen, make sure to buy tickets in advance as part of a package or individually. The one feature that never changes concerning Disney admission tickets is that the price increases yearly. We suggest buying tickets as soon as you make your room reservations for several reasons. Waiting to buy tickets at the gate can sometimes end up being more expense if prices increase and should be avoided if possible. Additionally, there is a great savings option for purchasing MYW tickets in advance at discounted prices that you can't get when buying tickets at the gate or through Disney online (continue reading to learn how or click the "discounted prices" link).

Upgrading Tickets

If you change your mind at the last minute and want to upgrade your existing ticket(s) while at the park, the entire value of the partially used ticket can be applied to a ticket upgrade. Partially used tickets must be upgraded before they expire or by 13 days after the first day of use. This holds true even if you've purchased the "NO Expiration" option. Simply take your ticket to any park Guest Service window to complete the transaction. The current gate price of the existing ticket will be applied to the new ticket. For example, if you originally purchased a 7-day MYW ticket with the "Water Park Fun & More Option" and then found that spending 2 days at water parks and a day at Disney Quest caused you to have 3 days left on your ticket that won't be used during your trip, you might want to upgrade to the "No Expiration" option so that you can use the remaining 3 days on another trip. You will be charged the difference between a 7-day MYW ticket with the "No Expiration" option and a 7-day MYW ticket without it, even though 4 days of the original ticket were already used. The cost of upgrading your existing 7-day ticket will be $122.47 and you won't lose your remaining "Water Park Fun & More" options. If you were to buy a 3-day MYW ticket, even just a basic one, you would pay $233.24 (including tax) for an adult ticket (last year this ticket was $225.78). So, upgrading to the "No Expiration" option would save money on your future trip, and the cost of that 3-day base ticket will most likely go up over the course of a few years.

If you've purchased discounted tickets, you could end up getting credit for more than you've actually paid if you use your ticket for at least one day before upgrading. When upgrading "unused" tickets, only the original purchase price will be applied; this can be found on the front of the ticket. Once the ticket is used, the current gate price is always applied, even if the ticket was bought at a discounted price. It's always best to upgrade after using your discounted multi-day ticket for at least one day.

MYW tickets can be upgraded to add extra days (up to a total of ten), park hopping ($55.38 including tax), Water Park Fun & More option ($55.38 including tax), NO Expiration option, or any combination of these options. Our Ticket Calculator can show the cost off adding days and options to your existing ticket. First, add the ticket you want to upgrade to to the second comparison chart (using the "Add to Compare" button) and then add the ticket you currently have. The difference in price is what you will pay. For your convenience, the quick glance chart below shows the price of adding the NO Expiration option to existing tickets of varying lengths.

Cost of Upgrading to No Expiration MYW Tickets (including tax)

• 2-Day Ticket: $19.17 / $19.17 Florida Residents
• 3-Day Ticket: $25.56 / $24.50 Florida Residents
• 4-Day Ticket: $55.38 / $36.21 Florida Residents
• 5-Day Ticket: $77.75 / $47.93 Florida Residents
• 6-Day Ticket: $89.46 / $74.55 Florida Residents
• 7-Day Ticket: $122.47 / $111.83 Florida Residents
• 8-Day Ticket: $161.88 / $154.43 Florida Residents
• 9-Day Ticket: $189.57 / $181.05 Florida Residents
• 10-Day Ticket: $222.59 / $213.00 Florida Residents

MYW tickets can also be upgraded to a regular annual pass or a premium annual pass. The only exception is for MYW tickets that include the Water Park Fun & More option. These tickets must be upgraded to a premium annual pass that includes water park admissions.

TheMouseForLess Tip: Unused day(s) on any Walt Disney World "unexpired" multi-day ticket can be used for admission to Disneyland or Disney's California Adventure parks. Present your WDW Ticket at the gate and it will be exchanged for a single day Disney park admission ticket. If you have multiple days left on your WDW ticket, you must repeat the process each day. Only one day will be subtracted from your WDW ticket at a time and the Disneyland ticket must be used on the same day. Disneyland tickets can not be used as admission to Walt Disney World parks. ~ Linda S.

TheMouseForLess Tip: If you'll be at Disney for a lengthy stay, say 7 days or more, you don't have to buy a park ticket for each day of your stay. If you add the Water Park Fun & More Option, you can use it for several days and not go to the parks at all. This worked out great for us and saved us money. We made a day out of Downtown Disney with shopping, dinner and Disney Quest and another day at Blizzard Beach and then doing some things later in the day at our resort. The cost of adding the Water Park Fun & More Option was less then paying for Disney Quest and Blizzard Beach combined or buying two extra days on our park tickets. ~ Brandi.

TheMouseForLess Tip: Take a photo of the back of any Walt Disney World tickets you buy from a third party or make a photo copy and keep it in a safe place during your vacation. It will be the only way to get tickets replaced that may get lost on your trip. For tickets purchased at Walt Disney World, keep ticket receipts in a safe place. This can also help get lost tickets replace. ~ Linda S.

TheMouseForLess Tip: Disney doesn't require kids who have a birthday during a trip to change tickets. They would continue to use their Child ticket for the duration of their stay. Similarly, it's not widely known, but if you have a non-expiring Child ticket that your child used part of, they can trade it in for an Adult ticket if they do not use the rest of it until after they are too old for a Child ticket. This is not possible if the Child ticket hasn't been used - then you'd have to pay to upgrade it to an Adult ticket. ~ Pam S.

TheMouseForLess Tip: If you are on the Disney Dining Plan, I think that park hoppers are an absolute must. The reason being that you can't always get your reservations in the park of your choice on the day of your choice. Some parks are very crowded on certain days and if your "Table Service" reservation happens to be on one of those days, you won't be stuck there for an entire day when you could be in a much less crowded park. That being said, we were not on DDP this year and didn't purchase park hoppers. PH is something you can add on during your stay without any penalty in price. It is a flat amount and is the same whether you pre-purchase or not. So if for some reason you should find that you need it, you can add it at the parks. ~ Carol in Oregon

Walt Disney World General Public Annual Passes (includes tax)

• Annual Pass: Allows unlimited admission to all 4 Disney theme parks for one year, including free parking. There is a $40 Adult/ $35 Child discount for renewing. Cost: $520.79 (adult), $460.08 (child, 3-9)
  
  
• Premium Annual Pass: Allows unlimited admission to all 4 Disney theme parks for one year, including free parking, as well as unlimited admission to Disney Quest and Disney water parks and other options. There is a $50 Adult/ $44 Child discount for renewing. Cost: $659.24 (adult), $581.49 (child, 3-9
  
  
• Disney Quest Annual Pass: Cost: $94.79 (adult, $75.62 (child, 3-9)
  
  
• Water Park Annual Pass: Allows unlimited year-round admission to Typhoon Lagoon and/or Blizzard Beach. There is a discount for renewing. Cost: $106.45 (adult), $85.73 (child, 3-9)
  
  
• Water Park / Disney Quest Annual Pass: Allows unlimited year-round admission to Typhoon Lagoon and/or Blizzard Beach and Disney Quest. There is a discount for renewing. Cost: $137.39 (adult), $105.44 (child, 3-9)
  
  

Annual Pass Renewal Policy Change!
Effective August 2, 2009 renewals within 30 days before or after the expiration date will receive an additional three months and will be valid for 15 months from the expiration date of the current Pass. Renewal Exchange Vouchers sold prior to August 2, 2009 may be redeemed with this offer provided the renewal is occurring August 2, 2009 or later. Included in this change are Premium Annual Pass, Annual Pass, Florida Resident Premium Annual Pass, Florida Resident Annual Pass, and Florida Resident Seasonal Pass. This change does not apply to Epcot After 4:00 Annual Pass, Water Parks Annual Pass, or Disney Quest Annual Pass. Offer valid through Aug. 2010.

To learn how purchasing an annual passes could save you money on your Disney room or vacation package, visit our Disney Accomodations page.

Various Annual and Seasonal passes are offered to Florida residents at a discounted price, as well as discounted MYW tickets, after hour water park tickets, and Disney Quest tickets and passes. (see "Florida Residents below for current specials).

Visit our 2009/2010 Annual Pass page for information on AP Benefits.

Visit Our Save at the Parks Page for discounts on other Walt Disney World Resort Attraction Tickets.

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How to Get Discounted Tickets For Walt Disney World

The first thing you should know is that Walt Disney World tickets are non-transferable. Furthermore, in Florida, it's illegal to sell partly-used multi-day attraction tickets. Never buy partially used tickets from any source. You just don't know what you are getting. It's also a good practice to avoid tickets sold on eBay, Craigslist or from any of the various used-ticket brokers operating in the Orlando and Kissimmee area. Use ticket vendors recommended on long-standing Disney information sites and communities when purchasing any attraction tickets and avoid all others. Most Disney communities have a long history with the reliable vendors and you will see those vendors mentioned often on forums, boards, and email lists.

Ticket Brokers and Vendors

Beyond buying only the ticket options needed, discounted Walt Disney World admission tickets are offered by a number of ticket brokers and vendors. Ticket brokers buy their passes in bulk from Disney and then pass the savings on. In many cases ticket broker prices are better than ticket prices bought directly through Disney online or at the Gate. When shopping for prices, just be sure to compare prices equivocally across the board. Check whether tax and/or shipping are included in the price before assuming one price is better than another. Disney and many other vendors don't include them in the prices shown online. Most ticket vendors carry tickets for all of Orlando's popular attractions.

If you are in the Orlando vicinity and haven't purchased tickets yet, discount tickets for Walt Disney World are available at select Wal-Mart stores. Phone orders are not accepted. Tickets must be purchased in person at the store.

The following Wal-Mart stores (among others) participate in the sale of discounted Walt Disney World tickets:

Wal-Mart Supercenter 0817
4444 West Vine Street
Kissimmee, FL 34741
Phone: (407) 397-7000

Wal-Mart Supercenter 0908
8101 South John Young Parkway
Orlando, FL 32819
Phone: (407) 354-5665

Wal-Mart Supercenter 4332
8990 Turkey Lake Road
Orlando, FL 32819
Phone: (407) 351-2229

Wal-Mart Supercenter 5420
3250 Vineland Road
Kissimmee, FL 32746
Phone: (407) 397-1125

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Reduced Park Tickets

Walt Disney World offers "After 2 pm" ($56.00; save 26% off full day gate prices) and "After 4 pm" ($43.00; save 43% off full day gate prices) tickets to conventioneers. Disney's exclusive online ticket store allows attendees and their guests to purchase individual tickets at reduced rates via a customized web site for each conventioneer group. Visit DisneyConventionTickets.com to preview an online conventioneer ticket store.

Florida residents can also buy "After 4 pm" Annual Walt Disney World Passes that gives passholders admission to Epcot only, and are mostly sold to those who wish to take advantage of dining opportunities in that park. Prices are $139 for adults and $123 for children ages 3 to 9. There is also an "After 2 pm" Water Park Annual Pass available for Florida Residents. Prices are $60 for adults and $48 for ages 3 to 9. For more types of Walt Disney World passes and tickets sold at a reduced rate, Florida Residents should visit AAA Auto Club South's web site and check the web sites of area attractions for reduced rates offered to state residents.

Another group that qualifies for reduced Walt Disney World tickets through Disney's Theme Park Adventures program are organized youth groups of ten or more. To participate in Disney Theme Park Adventures, you must live in the United States, Puerto Rico or Canada and be between the ages of 3 and 22. Two complimentary chaperone tickets are provided for each group that participates. For more information, visit Disney's Youth Program page.

The Entertainment Book

TheMouseForLess web site visitors can get any edition of 2010 Entertainment at a Special Discount, plus get Free shipping. The 2010 Entertainment Book is good through November 1, 2010. Discounted theme park tickets are now available online for those who have purchased an Entertainment Book. Attractions are nationwide and include Walt Disney World, Disneyland, Cirque Du Soleil, Blue Man Group, Six Flags, Medieval Times and other Orlando Dinner shows, Broadway shows and more. Discounted tickets will not be viewable in book previews, but can be purchased as soon as you buy your book and are good for any edition of the Entertainment Book.

Corporate Discount Clubs

Corporate Discount Clubs offer a variety of travel discounts to companies or large private groups. These clubs are often able to offer good discounts on attraction tickets. Check with your employee benefit office to see if you are eligible for any Corporate offers.

TheMouseForLess members can receive a variety of attraction discounts for the Orlando Area including Walt Disney World Tickets at very attractive prices through corporate offers. These are member only offers and you must be a member of TheMouseForLess Group to receive these discounts. Current MFL members can click here for more information on getting these discounts.

Do you own a small business of just a few employees or more? Join the Allied Business Network for free and get discounts to Walt Disney World, Universal Studios (9.5% on admission tickets), SeaWorld (10% on admission tickets), Busch Gardens and more.

Timeshare Tours

A method for getting free single-day tickets is to tour Orlando timeshares. This is not a method we are fond of, but some people do find this a worthwhile method of getting one-day attraction tickets. If time is flexible and one does not mind the high-pressure sales pitch, those interested can receive free Walt Disney World tickets. Take a drive along Rte. 192 in Kissimmee. There are lots of signs for "free" or "discounted" tickets. Take only the tours offering Free admission (including tax). There should be no hidden fees. Ticket shoppers may be asked to pay a deposit (about $25), which will be refunded after the tour. Other vendors that work with Timeshare Resorts are 7-Elevens, and some Howard Johnson motels (check the lobby). Finally, if you do take a timeshare tour, leave your charge card and checkbook in your room and do not pay anyone cash for tickets or deposits.

Rewards Programs & Cards and Discount Club Offers

Check the web sites of Discount Clubs like Sams Club and Costco as well as any Rewards Cards & Programs that you may have Walt Disney World offers. These can include hotel, airline, and merchant and grocery store rewards programs. To learn more about various reward cards visit rewardscards.com. Here are a few rewards card & programs and discount club offers we found:

Cash in Hilton HHonors points for Entertainment Rewards that include free Walt Disney World tickets. 4-day or 7-day Magic Your Way tickets with the Park Hopper®, Water Park Fun & More and No Expiration options are available and must be ordered at least 2 weeks prior to arrival. An adult tickets requires a minimum of 180,000 points and a child ticket (ages 3 - 9) requires 165,000 points. Click here to see the latest point requirements or to join for free.

Sign up for National City's Reward Program and earn points for your day-to-day banking, like writing checks, paying bills online, and using your debit card. It's free to join and an Adult 2-day MYW Park hopper ticket can be redeemed for 77,000 points and a Child 2-day MYW Park hopper ticket for 66,000 points. Walt Disney World tickets are available through Carlson Leisure Travel Services.

Borders Rewards Perks is a discount club that is Free to sign up for and offers discounts on a variety of attraction tickets including Walt Disney World tickets. Generally, once you sign in, you can click on "Tickets: Recreation" to see what's available.

For a limited time, Giant Eagle Stores are offering Disney and Universal gift cards (plus others) with a 20 cent Fuelperks CashBack on every $50 in gift card purchased with your Giant Eagle Advantage card. Offer available for OH, PA, MD and WV areas. Buy in store or at gianteagle.com (limit $1,000 per transaction online). With some restrictions, gift cards are accepted like cash for hotels, park tickets, food and merchandise.
Example: 30 Gallons Gas purchased x 20 cents per gallon = $6 rebate for every $50 GC purchased

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Occupation Discounts

Union members can get Disney World ticket discounts thru Union Plus. You can also check the Working Advantage web site.

University of Central Florida faculty, staff and students can obtain discounted tickets for area attractions, including Disney through the Ticket Center on the first floor of the Student Union in the Lighthouse Mall area. Except for Universal Studios/Islands of Adventure, all tickets are for sale are at the discounted UCF price. For more information, call the Ticket Center at (407) 823-2816 or visit the Ticket Center web site to see what is available.

Military Discounts

Active and retired military as well DOD employees can obtain discounted Walt Disney World tickets through their military base MWR offices and Shades of Green, located on Walt Disney World property. Shades of Green offers discounted Disney tickets, as well as other discounted area attraction tickets. A military identification card or Department of Defense identification card is required at the time of Purchase. The Shades of Green Attraction Ticket Sales Office is located on the lobby level of the resort and is open daily.

To see a complete list of Orlando area discounts offered to military personnel, military personal can also check the Military.com web site . Retired, Active, Reservists, National Guard and DoD Personnel can order discount tickets by mail by calling the Commander, Navy Region Southwest 619-767-6000 or Air Force Central Ticket Program at 210-652-2855.

From 1/3/ to 7/31/10, Active and Retired U.S. Military, including members of the U.S. Coast Guard AND activated members of the National Guard or Reservists and permanently disabled veterans may purchase a 4-Day MYW Base ticket for $99 plus tax. For an additional $26 plus tax the Park hopper option or Water Park Fun & More option may be added. These special tickets may be be purchased for the service member and up to 5 family members or friends (maximum of 6 tickets) with proper military ID (activated members of the National Guard or Reservists must present their orders in addition to a military ID card). Spouses or unremarried widows may also purchase the tickets with proper military ID. Tickets are valid until 9/30/2010. Block out dates are 3/27- 4/9/2010 in all 4 theme parks and 7/3 & 7/4/2010 in the Magic Kingdom only. Tickets must be purchased at the theme park ticket windows and are not available through Disney online or by phone. Tickets may be upgraded to Seasonal (for Florida Residents) or Annual Passes, with for an additional fee. The "No Expiration Option" or the addition of extra days cannot be added to these tickets. All Disney Military Promotional tickets and options are non-transferable and must be activated by Sept. 26, 2010. Note: Tickets can also be can pre-purchased as an exchange voucher at Shades of Green or at a military base, TAX-FREE (military who purchase at the park will have to pay the tax).

AAA Members

Discounted Walt Disney World Magic Your Way tickets are often available through select offices and online for purchase at AAA.com. Just entered your zip code (or use 32821). Non-members can fill out a guest pass to explore benefits and make purchases at a slighty higher cost.

Auto Club South offers a $23.05 discount to non-Florida resident AAA member on a regular Walt Disney World Annual Pass and a $20.25 discount on a child's Annual Pass. For a Premium Walt Disney World Annual Pass, Auto Club South charges non-Florida resident members $29.05 less than the non-discounted rate and $25.05 less on a child's Premium Annual Pass. To purchase or see prices, click here (enter zip code 32821 if needed) and scroll to the bottom of the page. Tickets available are available at Florida, Georgia and Tennessee AAA Branches only or online.

To see additional discounted tickets available to AAA Members, scroll to the "Other Great Disney Ticket Discounts" section at the bottom of this page.

Special Deals for Florida Residents

Florida Residents can get a 4-Day Dream Pass for only $99 plus tax. This special offer provides admission to any of the 4 Walt Disney World® theme parks (one park per day) on any 4 days of your choosing, from January 3, 2010 until May 25. Pass valid from 1/3/2010 - 3/26/2010 and 4/10/2010 - 5/25/2010. Proof of Florida residency required. Purchase by May 21, 2010.

A new Florida Resident Weekday Select Pass is available. An adult pass will cost $169 and a child pass will cost $149, tax not included. While there are some blockout dates during busier times of the year, the new pass will allow admission to all four WDW parks on the weekdays, Monday through Friday. Blockout days look to be the same as the Florida Resident Seasonal Pass which costs $249. Parking is not included. Click here to purchase.

Floridians can save on the following Magic Your Way ticket options:

• a one-day theme park Base Ticket, purchased pre-arrival, for $71.10 for guests ages 10-and-up, $61.20 for ages 3-9 (10 percent off on-site one-day ticket prices; tickets are available pre-arrival at disneyworld.com, 407-W-DISNEY, AAA in Florida, The Disney Stores in Florida, and Military Bases in Florida)
• a 3-Day Play Pass (three days to be experienced any three days during a six-month period from time of first use) for $134 for ages 10 and older, $114 for ages 3-9 (less than the price of two-day Base Tickets that expire 14 days after first use)
• a 4-Day Play Pass (four days to be experienced any four days during a six-month period from time of first use) for $164 for ages 10 and older, $139 for ages 3-9 (cutting the cost of Disney fun to $41 per day for guests ages 10 and older, $34.75 for guests ages 3-9)

Florida Residents save $26 ($27.69) off the price paid by non-Florida residents for the Water Park Fun & More option and Park hopper options when added it to Magic Your Way Theme Park ticket purchases.

Florida Residents can get a 2 Water Parks After 2 pm Annual Pass for just $60 plus tax for ages 10 and up and $48 plus tax for ages 3 to 9. Valid for one year of admission after 2:00 p.m. to Disney's Blizzard Beach Water Park and Disney's Typhoon Lagoon Water Park.

To see additional discounted tickets available to Florida Residents, click here and scroll to the "Other Great Disney Ticket Discounts" section at the bottom of this page.

Disney's Web Site

Advance-purchased Magic Your Way Passes can be purchased directly on Disney's website. Occasionally there will also be discounted offers for tickets and Walt Disney World Annual Passes.

Other Great Disney Ticket Discounts

Walt Disney World is working with the Florida Hospital for Children to build the Walt Disney Pavilion, the children's hospital of the future. You can help by making a donation and in the process get a Walt Disney World ticket(s) and other WDW discounts (varies per donation level). Those who donate at the $85 level receive a 1-day, 1-park ticket (this ticket is availabe at the gate for $84); a donation of $150 gets 2 tickets; a $300 gift gets 4 tickets and a $750 gift gets 10 tickets. Tickets expire 12/31/10. For more info visit www.fhfoundation.com.

Florida Residents save 15% on Richard Petty Driving Rookie Experience and the Ride-Along Experience. Use promotion code FL1007 by calling 1-800-237-3889. Available until 3/31/10.

• Visit Our Orlando Attraction Discounts Page for Ticket Savings on Universal Orlando, Seaworld Orlando, Busch Gardens Tampa, Kennedy Space Center, Orlando Dinner Shows and More.
  
  
• Visit Our Save at the Parks Page for Savings on Walt Disney World Tours, Recreation & Entertainment.
  
  
• Visit Our Disneyland Discounts Page for Savings on Tickets and Area Attractions.
  
  
• Visit Our Universal Studios Discounts Page for Savings on Packages with Tickets.
  
  
• Visit Our Current Code Page for Savings on Walt Disney World and Disneyland Packages with Tickets and Specials for Disney Cruise Line.

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