Magic Kingdom to open for 24 hours on Memorial Day Weekend to kick off a Monstrous Summer

disney4life2008

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This may be somewhere in the threads already. Can someone tell me: If you have a regular MYW ticket (no hopper) - if a guest goes to Epcot all day Friday then goes to the MK at midnight. Will this count as one day or 2 days off the ticket days remaining?
 

Nemo14

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My guess is that they could not get in to the MK at midnight unless they had a hopper, since the official start of the "day" at MK is 9 a.m. I could be wrong of course.
 

nicknick553

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Does anyone know what the earliest you can arrive or how early you should arrive at MK on Friday morning? I know DLand has a special line that opens at like 10 pm Thursday but what about WDW
 

wdwmagic

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Does anyone know what the earliest you can arrive or how early you should arrive at MK on Friday morning? I know DLand has a special line that opens at like 10 pm Thursday but what about WDW
For One More DIsney Day there really wasn't any reason to be there much before the opening at 6am. I would assume it to be the same this time.
 

wdwfan22

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This may be somewhere in the threads already. Can someone tell me: If you have a regular MYW ticket (no hopper) - if a guest goes to Epcot all day Friday then goes to the MK at midnight. Will this count as one day or 2 days off the ticket days remaining?
Your non park hopper ticket will not work for access to the magic kingdom park until 9 am on Saturday.
 

ULPO46

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I would say call the Walt Disney World Ticket and Information and read the Orlando Sentinel and watch channel 9,2, and the other local stations of orlando to see what else will be done. The Walt Disney World Resort Number is
(407) 939-5277. I am sure that it will be busy but call to just triple check on the system of the day.
From what I believe is that the Tickets will be good until 6 am the next day. They will probably make exceptions but try to get to the MK before hand.
 

ULPO46

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No I believe they will shut the Epcot-MK line one hour after Epcot closes. It depends on the Resort-MK and TTC-MK lines. I think due to insurance and maintenance on the Monorail they will be closed by midnight and not at 6.am when the park opens two hours later to Resort guest.
 

ULPO46

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By the way, is there a monorail schedule for One More Disney Day? I wonder if they are running it the whole time.
No I believe they will shut the Epcot-MK line one hour after Epcot closes. It depends on the Resort-MK and TTC-MK lines. I think due to insurance and maintenance on the Monorail they will be closed by midnight and not at 6.am when the park opens two hours later to Resort guest.
 

JeffH

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On Disney's site Home>Park Hours they list Saturday's hours 12:00am-11:59pm (Fridays 6am-11:59pm), so if you had a one day pass, arrived 12am then I would think you could insist on staying on through the entire rest of the day for 23:59 hours...it's the same day, it's one day, it's in THEIR schedule...can't follow the "rules" any better than that.
I was REAL upset when my co-worker, who had asked for my Disney advice for their 1st trip ever to WDW, was treated like crap at customer service, and walked into the park upset (and $20 poorer) over it. They were doing 3 days, bought a 4-day FL pass, and had expected to do Epcot two days, then Animal Kingdom the 3rd, then use the 4th day to go to the Magic Kingdom that evening. I told him that they might give him trouble since the 4-day pass was 1 ticket and didn't allow hopping. With this in mind he purposely asked the Disney ticket seller on the phone if he could do this and was told YES (adding the 4th day was $20 cheaper than turning the 3 day into a hopper). However when he went to MK he was denied and management argued he should have paid extra for the hopper, which he was forced to do (now he was $20 poorer and did not havie the opportunity to hop on the previous days even though he was forced to pay for it). I consider what he did as being a smart customer, and saw nothing wrong or improper with it. The only problem was Disney's inability to handle that circumstance, and the manager should have made it work instead of stealing $20 from him, essentially robbing him of 2 hopper days and leaving a 1st time guest upset.
 

disney4life2008

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On Disney's site Home>Park Hours they list Saturday's hours 12:00am-11:59pm (Fridays 6am-11:59pm), so if you had a one day pass, arrived 12am then I would think you could insist on staying on through the entire rest of the day for 23:59 hours...it's the same day, it's one day, it's in THEIR schedule...can't follow the "rules" any better than that.
I was REAL upset when my co-worker, who had asked for my Disney advice for their 1st trip ever to WDW, was treated like crap at customer service, and walked into the park upset (and $20 poorer) over it. They were doing 3 days, bought a 4-day FL pass, and had expected to do Epcot two days, then Animal Kingdom the 3rd, then use the 4th day to go to the Magic Kingdom that evening. I told him that they might give him trouble since the 4-day pass was 1 ticket and didn't allow hopping. With this in mind he purposely asked the Disney ticket seller on the phone if he could do this and was told YES (adding the 4th day was $20 cheaper than turning the 3 day into a hopper). However when he went to MK he was denied and management argued he should have paid extra for the hopper, which he was forced to do (now he was $20 poorer and did not havie the opportunity to hop on the previous days even though he was forced to pay for it). I consider what he did as being a smart customer, and saw nothing wrong or improper with it. The only problem was Disney's inability to handle that circumstance, and the manager should have made it work instead of stealing $20 from him, essentially robbing him of 2 hopper days and leaving a 1st time guest upset.

Thanks :rolleyes:
 

wdwmagic

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More than likely if there are storms or the system is down for service the schedule may change at any time. It's disneys call they still have to follow the NTSB laws.
Of course, anything at Disney is subject to closure at anytime. However, the post gives details of planned downtime that will happen regardless of weather or any other issue.
 

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