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Disney World tickets: Disney World's ticket structure is complicated, but the general idea is that the price drops as you add more days. In addition, the theme park sells a number of extras, so you can build your perfect ticket. The Magic Your Way tickets are the most basic option, allowing multiple entry to one park. Cost for visitors ages 10 and older is $63 for one day, $125 for two, $181 for three, etc. (for ages 3 to 9, prices are $52, $103, $149, etc.). For $40 more, the Park Hopper allows admission to the four major theme parks. There is also a Water Park Fun and More option and a no-expiration elective. Indeed, if you pile on all of the offerings, you'll pay $225 for two days and up to $341 for a week.
Disney also puts together packages that include its resort hotels, tickets, meals and more (check its Web site for current deals). For instance, a five-night Magic Your Way package includes a standard room at a Disney Value Resort, tickets (visit one of four parks each day), the Disney Dining Plan (a choice of meals and dining styles), airport transfers and park transportation. Cost is $435 per adult (based on double occupancy), $175 for ages 3 to 9. Book by June 25; stay Aug. 20-Sept. 30. Info: 407-939-7675, http:/
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