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Theme Park Trip Calculator

Tickets, park hopper add-ons, dining and accommodation for Disney and Universal theme park trips, broken down honestly by budget level.

Theme park pricing is famously non-linear
Ticket prices increase disproportionately for extra days early in a trip and level off later, which is why multi-day tickets are almost always better value than buying single days.
Calculate your theme park trip cost
Tickets, park hopper, dining plans and accommodation together
Estimated total theme park trip cost
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Dining
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Cost per person
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Cost per park day
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Common questions

Is a park hopper ticket worth the extra cost?
Park hopper tickets make sense if you want flexibility to visit multiple parks in one day, particularly useful for shorter trips where you want to see everything. For longer trips of 5 or more days, the standard ticket is usually better value since you rarely need to hop every day.
Is staying on-site worth the premium?
On-site resort hotels typically cost 2 to 3 times more than comparable off-site accommodation but include benefits like early park entry and free transport. For families prioritising convenience, on-site can be worth it. For budget-conscious travellers, off-site offers significant savings.
How much should I budget for dining per day?
Quick service dining typically costs £12 to £20 per person per meal, while table service restaurants run £25 to £50 per person. Dining plans offer savings for families eating regularly at table service, but are poor value for those happy with quick service most days.