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Disneyworld Florida Day Passes
- Thread starter jbennett
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What do you mean they are only valid for 1 park?. How many parks are there in total?.
I understand what your saying about the multi-day tickets but they cost $600 for me and my partner.
I would only be visiting disneyworld for 2 days. So if I could buy tickets that would cover this I would be fine. Is this possible?
Thanks
p.s - that is the price I got directly from the disneyworld website. Not sure if you can get them cheaper elsewhere?
I understand what your saying about the multi-day tickets but they cost $600 for me and my partner.
I would only be visiting disneyworld for 2 days. So if I could buy tickets that would cover this I would be fine. Is this possible?
Thanks
p.s - that is the price I got directly from the disneyworld website. Not sure if you can get them cheaper elsewhere?
MissM
Well-Known Member
There are four parks. The Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney's Hollywood Studios (formally Disney-MGM Studios) and Animal Kingdom.
A one-day/one-park ticket is exactly that. You can go to one park for one day. If you wanted to go to two parks in one day, you'd need what's called "Park Hopping" which is an add-on to any base ticket.
Additionally, just a nit-picky mention, the proper name is Walt Disney World. There is no such thing as "Disneyworld." And Walt Disney World - or WDW as it's usually abbreviated - is the name for the ENTIRE property which includes the four theme parks, the two waterparks, the resorts, golf, etc.
A one-day/one-park ticket is exactly that. You can go to one park for one day. If you wanted to go to two parks in one day, you'd need what's called "Park Hopping" which is an add-on to any base ticket.
Additionally, just a nit-picky mention, the proper name is Walt Disney World. There is no such thing as "Disneyworld." And Walt Disney World - or WDW as it's usually abbreviated - is the name for the ENTIRE property which includes the four theme parks, the two waterparks, the resorts, golf, etc.
See http://allears.net/pl/ticketchart.htm
Walt Disney World has 4 main theme parks - Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney's Hollywood Studios and Disney's Animal Kingdom Park, as well as 2 water parks (Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon) and the Downtown Disney Entertainment and Shopping District.....
Magic Your Way tickets start with the Base ticket and then add options:
- with the base ticket you purchase the number of days you want, but you can only visit 1 theme park per day (of the 4 main parks)
- if you add the Park Hopper option you can visit more than 1 theme park per day
- the Water Parks Fun and More option gives you access to the Water Parks, DisneyQuest, and the Oak Trail Golf Course and Disney's Wide World of Sports Complex.
Walt Disney World has 4 main theme parks - Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney's Hollywood Studios and Disney's Animal Kingdom Park, as well as 2 water parks (Blizzard Beach and Typhoon Lagoon) and the Downtown Disney Entertainment and Shopping District.....
Magic Your Way tickets start with the Base ticket and then add options:
- with the base ticket you purchase the number of days you want, but you can only visit 1 theme park per day (of the 4 main parks)
- if you add the Park Hopper option you can visit more than 1 theme park per day
- the Water Parks Fun and More option gives you access to the Water Parks, DisneyQuest, and the Oak Trail Golf Course and Disney's Wide World of Sports Complex.
haha no worries. Walt Disney World it is...actually WDW is quicker for me to type so I will use that 
Anyways. How much is this hopper pass?. I wouldn't mind buying 4 of them if they are cheaper than $600. Then I guess I have access to all parks for 2 days x 2 people.
Is there anywhere I can buy these online?
thanks
p.s. and would I be able to see all the fireworks and stuff on new years eve with a hopper pass?. Or do you have to stay in WDW to do this.
Anyways. How much is this hopper pass?. I wouldn't mind buying 4 of them if they are cheaper than $600. Then I guess I have access to all parks for 2 days x 2 people.
Is there anywhere I can buy these online?
thanks
p.s. and would I be able to see all the fireworks and stuff on new years eve with a hopper pass?. Or do you have to stay in WDW to do this.
Once you enter a park on New Year's Eve you will have great difficulty moving 1) within that park, and 2) getting to any other park - as that night tends to be EXTREMELY crowded.
Captain Hank
Well-Known Member
Current prices for tickets can be found here: http://www.wdwmagic.com/other/Magic-Your-Way-Ticket.htmhaha no worries. Walt Disney World it is...actually WDW is quicker for me to type so I will use that
Anyways. How much is this hopper pass?. I wouldn't mind buying 4 of them if they are cheaper than $600. Then I guess I have access to all parks for 2 days x 2 people.
Is there anywhere I can buy these online?
thanks
p.s. and would I be able to see all the fireworks and stuff on new years eve with a hopper pass?. Or do you have to stay in WDW to do this.
If you and your partner are planning on visiting the parks for two days, the best option would be two, 2-day Magic Your Way base tickets, which cost $156 each. For such a short trip, park hopping probably wouldn't be the best use of your time--you should probably just pick one park for each day, get there really early and stick there.
All nighttime entertainment (including fireworks) is available to all Walt Disney World Guests, regardless of whether they are staying on-property and what ticket they are using. Be advised that the week between Christmas and New Year's is the busiest week of the year at WDW, with New Year's Eve being the busiest day of all. If you do not get to the park of your choice very early in the day, there is a good chance that it will be filled to capacity.
U.S. Residents can order tickets off of the disneyworld.com official website. I would presume that U.K. residents can order off the Walt Disney World UK site.