Originally Posted By Wavesprite1 Anyone know the cost to upgrade from a 4 day to a 5 day park hopper?? What was I thinking to not just buy the 5 day? ARGH
Originally Posted By Darkbeer ^When and where did you buy the 4 day ParkHopper, and when are you planning to go to the parks.... If you bought thru WDTC, then you can get the 5 day at the lower Advance Purchase cost, I would contact the folks you bought the 4 day ticket from and ask about upgrading. If you try and upgrade a discounted 4 day ParkHopper to a 5 day ParkHopper at the Main Ticket booths it would be $50 more if you bought tickets good for 2006. But if you can get the upgrade done thru WDTC, it should only be $10. Most Travel agents go thru WDTC.
Originally Posted By Wavesprite1 HI Darkbeer, Thanks for the quick reply. We bought our package through getawaytoday.com.
Originally Posted By Darkbeer ^Then contact GetAwayToday, they are an official WDTC travel agent. They might have a fee for the change, but it should be cheaper than the Main Gate price.
Originally Posted By crazycroc Not too hijack the thread, but can you upgrade to 6 day park-hopper...Does that even exist? Bought my tickets through Disneyland.com And Darkbeer is a gentleman and a scholar.
Originally Posted By Darkbeer Yes, 6 day ParkHoppers are available thru WDTC, and GetAwayToday carries them. They are not listed at Disneyland.com, but you should be able to get them through the customer phone number listed at the site.
Originally Posted By Darkbeer 6 day ParkHoppers are cheaper than a Deluxe AP. Also, ParkHoppers have no blockout dates, so a person visiting and not planning to return for at least a year would be better of with a ParkHopper. For example, from January thru April of 2007, a 6 day ParkHopper is $169 ($70 cheaper than a Deluxe AP) A 8 day (or 7 day, they are the same price) ParkHopper is just $179, or $60 less than a Deluxe AP. After the Early 2007 ticket sale (Everyone at the Kid's Price), the 6 day ParkHopper is $199, or $40 less than a Deluxe AP, and the 8 day is $209, a $30 savings.
