Multiple single day tickets on one mobile pass?

[Travelterp]

My wife and I have an upcoming business trip to Orlando and we are planning to go to Disney both before and after our work obligations. For that reason I had to buy separate single day tickets. I can see all of the single day tickets in the my Disney app, but when I go to create the magic mobile pass, I only get one magic mobile pass. Does that one pass contain all of these single day tickets inside of it? Or should I have separate magic mobile passes in my Apple wallet for each of the single day tickets?

 

[CaptainAmerica]

The one Magic Mobile pass will be your one and only Magic Mobile pass for these tickets and every future ticket you might have.

Magic Mobile does not tell the tapstile which ticket you intend to use. It points the tapstile to your My Disney Experience profile, and your My Disney Experience profile is what draws on your linked entitlements to allow you into the parks. Think of it like a digital MagicBand. All it's doing is identifying you as an individual, but it's your PROFILE that actually holds your admission entitlements.

You'll choose which tickets you want to use on which days when you make your Park Pass reservations.

 

[CaptainAmerica]

This will really blow your mind.

If you buy a physical plastic park ticket and link it to your account, then you buy a second physical plastic park ticket and link it to your account, either ticket will work interchangeably to get you into the parks for the duration of both of them. The physical media isn't the actual ticket, the ticket is a digital entitlement that lives on your MDX profile, not on the card (or your phone, or your band).

 

[Travelterp]

Thank you so much!!! That is such a clear and concise answer. I really appreciate it. I was trying to chat feature on the Disney app and they were not helpful at all. This was the exact answer I was looking for. Thank you so much and you made my day!

 

[Travelterp]

Also, I did already make the park reservation, Connected to each separate ticket. Now everything that you said makes perfect sense.

 

[CaptainAmerica]

Also, I did already make the park reservation, Connected to each separate ticket.

This is actually a recent change that they implemented, and it's a huge upgrade for people with atypical ticket situations. Before Park Pass, and in the initial versions of Park Pass, you didn't pick which ticket to use on which day. The system had an internal logic built into it based on expiration dates, and it would "choose" which ticket to burn based on that logic. But it was buggy as hell. You would run into situations where an Annual Passholder wants to click into the park using their AP on Friday, then use a "real" ticket on Saturday if their AP was blocked out, only to find out that the system had inadvertently used up their "real" ticket on Friday when it shouldn't have.