?? Disney Trip in March

[hhawkins]

I am out of the loop, as we have not been to Disney in 5 years. I know, it's tragic! However, we have a trip planned for Mid-March (Arkansas Spring Break Week). Everything was all swell, then the virus hit. Now I am unsure.

We will probably not be on property. We are timeshare owners, and I have an ongoing request through RCI for any DVC property that opens up. However, I am not counting on it. So I also reserved the week at one of our resorts, Orange Lake. Though we would love to be on property, we are fine with off-site. However, that is where my concerns also come it.

We will just be purchasing tickets for the parks. We do not have season passes obviously and our tickets would probably not be attached to a Disney resort. Any idea if we will even be able to buy tickets and/or when, or with limited capacity will tickets be limited to onsite and season pass holders? I am sure it is just speculation at this point, but I am trying to prepare for a conversation I may have to have with the kiddos.

 

[erionm]

Regular tickets for dates in 2020 and 2021 are available for purchase now. There is no requirement to be staying on property to purchase tickets.

https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/admission/tickets/

 

[sponica]

I believe tickets for next year are on sale. Personally, I'd hold off on buying them until you're ABSOLUTELY sure you'll be going. There is a park reservation availability calendar that you can check before you buy tickets.

Right now there are 3 buckets for park reservations- resort guests, regular tickets, annual passholders.