? LOS Passes

[gottago]

Will somone please explain LOS passes for me? And how much they cost.

 

[disney4us2002]

LOS means Length of Stay and it is still referred to by that name, but Disney officially calls them 'Ultimate Park Hoppers'. There has been much discussion about just how long these passes are purchased for. Some have reported that you can choose to drop either the first or last day of your stay and some others have reported that they were able to drop both. Basically, it is 'advertised' as from the day you arrive til checkout and includes EVERYTHING as much as you desire. There are no pluses to keep track of thus you can go to any park, water park, Pleasure Island, and/or DisneyQuest every single day if you have the desire and energy, lol. Some feel it is not cost effective as you may pay for things you will not use. If you want to take a lazy day here or there and lounge at your resort pool, you will have paid for a park day whether or not you use it. Also, these passes are only good for your current trip, you will not have any 'days' or 'pluses' left over when you leave. You must be a resort guest to purchase these passes. The cost goes up by days needed obviously and there aren't many discounts available (military and DisneyClub are two that I know of)

Ticket prices:
3 nights/4 days - $221.55 Adults (10 and older); $177.04 Children (3-9)
4 nights/5 days - $263.96 Adults (10 and older); $210.95 Children (3-9)
5 nights/6 days - $297.88 Adults (10 and older); $238.52 Children (3-9)
6 nights/7 days - $331.81 Adults (10 and older); $265.02 Children (3-9)
7 nights/8 days - $363.60 Adults (10 and older); $290.46 Children (3-9)
8 nights/9 days - $391.16 Adults (10 and older); $312.73 Children (3-9)


Carla