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  • On Jul 4, 2010
    Ruth from ON Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    Hi great panel, when you buy a 7 day pass plus water park option does this mean you have 7 days at theme parks plus 7 days at water parks so each day you could use 1 of eac?

    Hi Ruth,

    You got it!  By adding the Water Park Fun & More option to your 7-day Magic your Way base ticket, you gain seven "visits" to the water parks (or other "fun" options).  These can be used on the same day as your theme park visits, or they could be used on their own.  So technically you could visit either a water park or a theme park each day for 14 days with your 7-day Magic Your Way Base Ticket plus Water Parks & More Fun option.

    The only condition is that all theme park days and water park/fun visits must be used within 14 days of first use (unless the no expiration option is purchased).

    Hope this helps!
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