Another question, about Tickets

[Matt_]

You guys are probably bored of all my questions now but...
I was wondering, Im staying at Hotel Cheyenne 2 nights and 3days park tickets. With the park tickets, can I go from say the Park to the Studios and then back to the Park again, or is it just you cant switch.
Matt

 

[dlpSteve]

You go between parks as many times as you like.

We live for questions so ask away!

 

[jillrobinson]

Assuming it's a 3 day hopper pass - you can switch back and for between the 2 parks, you just need to get your hand stamped on the way out of the parks.

 

[dlpSteve]

They don't do hand stamping any more - when we were there in December they told us they'd done away with it. I don't blame them - in the 6 holidays we've had there we've not had our hands checked even once on re-entry!

 

[Matt_]

So i can go into the Park, come out into the Village, then into the Studios then into the park with just 1 days worth of my ticket?

 

[dlpSteve]

If you have a ticket which covers your 3 day stay then it's a ticket that you use for your whole stay and you put it in the turnstyles every time you enter - it comes srtight back out so you take it with you all the time. You can use that ticket to go in and out of the parks as many times as you want during that stay.

 

[Matt_]

When booking direct with disney do I get the 3 day park hopper ticket yeah?

 

[dlpSteve]

Indeed - that ticket (or Passport as they call it) can used for entry to both parks as many times as you like over your 3 day stay.

 

[Matt_]

Thanks!

 

[Cyrano]

Park hopping is a great way to get the most of the parks, or head to the village for lunch where it will be quieter

 

[MorganB]

So if they dont do hand stamping couldnt you easily sneak someone into the park? I thought that was what they were trying to prevent.

 

[Matt_]

I doubt you could sneak someone in, they would need a ticket otherwise they couldnt get through the turnstyles.

 

[jillrobinson]

I thought the reason for hand stamping was to stop people sharing tickets i.e. I'll get a ticket in the morning and you can have it in the afternoon and granted it would be difficult but not impossible to pass a ticket back over the turnstiles for somebody else to use.
Perhaps they're thinking of introducing biometric fingerprinting isn't that already in use at WDW ? Although I think it's more likely to be a cost cutting measure - that's one less CM needed for hand stamping.
We've shown our handstamps several, although not every time we re-entered the parks, you must have an honest face Steve.