2 day passes

[ms jackson]

Hi-
We are going to MK and Epcot, so I need two 1 day park passes. There is really no way to get a discount on these is there? I was planning on just purchasing them at the gate when we get there, but if it would be cheaper to buy them ahead of time somewhere else please let me know!
Thx!

7 days and counting!!

 

[CookieGVB]

I think you can get a "bounce back" ticket for about $5 less than it would be for purchasing two separate tickets. You'd need to purchase the 2nd day before you leave the park on the first day, though. You can't "hop" to another park - one per day.

 

[Perlla55]

You can buy it with discount from ticketmania.com
Or try the official visitors center on international drive when you reach orlando.
Also if you have an AAA membership you can buy it for discount from them.
Hotels do have one day one park tickets at a discount too, check with them.
You will not find more than a five dollars discount on a ticket with no strings attached.

 

[JoniGirl]

Did you check out EBay? They have lots of hopper passes with one day remaining, and they usually go for the price of a one park, one day ticket or less.

 

[BethR]

There are no discounts on one day one park tickets other than the "Bounce Back" option that was mentioned above.

If you only have 6 days left, I don't know if E-bay would be an option.

 

[Pat_Elliott]

Originally posted by JoniGirl
Did you check out EBay? They have lots of hopper passes with one day remaining, and they usually go for the price of a one park, one day ticket or less.

A disagreement: from my personal experience, I've not seen a one day hopper go for less than a one-day one-park ticket on Ebay. I've bought a few passes on Ebay because in certain instances, it's worth it to us to pay more to be able to 'Hop.' But I've seen such things as 3 Day passes (a pass with three days remaining) going for as much as $180, or ten dollars per ticket over one-park one-day costs. It can be worth it to some people, but make sure you know what you're getting as versus the single park alternative.

And if you do buy these tickets from Ebay, scour their buyer comments to make sure they're clean. I've heard horror stories about buying hoppers on Ebay, and excellent stories (all of mine were good experiences). The difference most of the time is those with horror stories didn't double-check the buyer comments. If the seller has lots of unhappy buyers, or worse yet if they have no history, I'd personally avoid them.

Pat