Confused! Please help!!!

[Bigsnack]

So...if I don't have a part hopper pass, is this possible: Spend the day at MK, but head over to Epcot for dinner?

 

[ENJDisneyFan]

No, without hopper you can only enter one park per day.

 

[Dug720]

So...if I don't have a part hopper pass, is this possible: Spend the day at MK, but head over to Epcot for dinner?

No. You have to have a hopper to go between parks on the same day.

 

[North of Mouse]

To dine at any of the parks, you must have a ticket/PH for that park.

 

[disneyseniors]

You could go to other resort restaurants, though, if you didn't want to eat in the MK. But another park is not an option without PH.

 

[Allison]

No, that is exactly what the park hopper is for-go to one park and then another.

 

[GeorgiaHoo]

As others have mentioned, nope. But going to another resort, Disney Springs or Boardwalk is an option.

 

[peg2001]

One exception is the Rainforest Cafe at Animal Kingdom. You don't have to enter the park to dine there.

 

[Queen of the WDW Scene]

Park hopping is when you enter more than one theme park on the same day.
Going to MK and then Epcot is park hopping so a park hopper would be required so no it would not be possible to go to MK during the day and Epcot for dinner if you do not have the park hopper option on your ticket.

 

[Marc D]

A long time ago, before park hoppers existed, it was possible to enter Epcot from the International gateway in the evening - after 6PM if my memory is correct - to get to a dining reservation in WS. It shows my age that I remember that.

 

[DaisyDuck001]

So...if I don't have a part hopper pass, is this possible: Spend the day at MK, but head over to Epcot for dinner?

Without a park hopper pass, you would need an annual pass to do this.

A long time ago, before park hoppers existed, it was possible to enter Epcot from the International gateway in the evening - after 6PM if my memory is correct - to get to a dining reservation in WS. It shows my age that I remember that.

It is still possible to use that entrance, but you would need a valid ticket to do so.

 

[Marc D]

It is still possible to use that entrance, but you would need a valid ticket to do so.

Of course. What I meant was that it was once possible without a valid ticket if you had a reservation.

 

[Pmlocke]

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Of course. What I meant was that it was once possible without a valid ticket if you had a reservation.

The answer is still no. That is the reason my wife and I always get the park hopper. It allows for dining in another park if you didn't wish to stay in tht one park for the entire day. There is another option though. You can still dine at Epcot, you just have to pay the entrance fee. Somehow I don't think that is going to be an option.