Hey Rebecca!
Welcome to planDisney! It sounds like you are planning a way to spread the cost of an upcoming Walt Disney World vacation out over some time. I love a good budgeting plan so please be patient with me as I provide you with some ideas and answers.
When purchasing
tickets to Walt Disney World Resort there are a few options available to you right now.
Standard theme park tickets come in 1 to 10-day use options where a start date is selected and you have time to finish all the tickets. A fun fact about these tickets is that if you purchase 3-day or longer tickets, the cheaper each day becomes. For example, a one-day ticket for July 12, 2024, is currently priced at $149-$174 depending on which park you choose to visit. (all prices are subject to change) If I were to purchase a 5-day ticket with a start date of July 12, 2024, the price would be approximately $636.53 which is approximately $127 per day per park! Oh boy, that's a lot of savings! When a multi-day ticket is purchased, there is one price per day and no price change if you choose to visit Magic Kingdom Park (which is usually priced the highest) versus Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park (which tends to be priced the lowest). So, the more days you buy the cheaper each day becomes and you have the flexibility of choosing any Park you wish to visit for each day.
There are even more ticket options that are available during the summer period you are visiting which are the 4-Park Magic Ticket and the 3-Day 3-Park Ticket. The
4-Park Magic Ticket lets you enter each of the four main theme Parks in Walt Disney World Resort which are Magic Kingdom Park, EPCOT, Disney's Hollywood Studios, and Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park. The price for this ticket starting from July 12, 2024, is approximately $454 a ticket! The
3-Day 3-Park Ticket is approximately $307 per ticket and it lets you visit Disney's Hollywood Studios, EPCOT, and Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Parks only. If you know how many days you wish to visit and which Parks and these tickets fit that plan then they make for a smart purchase.
What I am trying to tell you, Rebecca, is that purchasing one ticket a week may not be the wisest use of resources. It's a deal to just buy the days you want all at once for a more discounted price. However, if your heart is set on purchasing one ticket a week then all of the tickets you purchased with the same account will show up in your My Disney Experience Account under
Tickets, Passes & Memory Maker. If you purchase a ticket from somewhere other than Walt Disney World Resort make sure to
link them so they appear in your account.
Sorry for being so wordy but I want to make sure you get the best deal. I'm glad you came by and if you have any more questions
I am happy to help!
Happy Planning!
-Nimmy