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Originally Posted by yourchoice

My wife and I took our then 4 and 2 year old last year, and had a great time. I guess we're the "lucky" ones in that respect, so it's probably dependant on the child. I think Dave's advice:

is very good. My wife and I however really enjoy going and I have a close friend who lives nearby that I get to see so it's worth it for us.

Now floydpink's advice is phenomenal... I'm scared to give too much of the info to my wife because she'll start planning, but I am definitely bookmarking the info.

If I may piggyback a question... If you bought, hypothetically, a 4 day pass that never expired then used only 3 days (leaving 1 day, duh!) and a year later wanted to add days to that ticket, say 3 more days making it a total of 4, would you pay the difference between a 1 and 4 day ticket, or the difference between a 4 and 7 day ticket, or something else? Hopefully that convoluted question makes some sense to someone!

Originally Posted by floydpink

you'd pay the prorated difference between a 4-7 day ticket.

Disney raises the prices approx 6% a year, so you'd pay the prorated difference between the value of a 4 day then, and now, and wahtever 7 day choice you make.

great question by Joel.

So then I could always add more days on later and pay the severly discounted pro-rated amount? Cause a 10day pass with no expiration adds $200 per ticket. (I confirmed that on disneys site. here http://tickets.disney.go.com/buy/Tic...&drnid=9851282)

I would rather by a 5 day pass now and be able to add on more later, just to save a little cash now