M MickeyMinnieMelanie DIS Veteran Joined Jul 20, 2011 Messages 873 Apr 4, 2016 #1 I was thinking of spending 1 night at WDW but only wanted 1-day park ticket. It looks like you have to have a minimum of 2-park days. Is that right?
I was thinking of spending 1 night at WDW but only wanted 1-day park ticket. It looks like you have to have a minimum of 2-park days. Is that right?
wilkeliza DIS Legend Joined Feb 1, 2013 Messages 14,109 Apr 4, 2016 #2 You can book room only and then buy the ticket separately. If you are using a discount package deal it is possible the have a 2 day pass minimum so you either book room only and/or rack rate.
You can book room only and then buy the ticket separately. If you are using a discount package deal it is possible the have a 2 day pass minimum so you either book room only and/or rack rate.
DebbieB DIS Legend Joined Aug 24, 1999 Messages 55,324 Apr 4, 2016 #3 MickeyMinnieMelanie said: I was thinking of spending 1 night at WDW but only wanted 1-day park ticket. It looks like you have to have a minimum of 2-park days. Is that right? Click to expand... Most likely because 1 day ticket prices vary by date used now.
MickeyMinnieMelanie said: I was thinking of spending 1 night at WDW but only wanted 1-day park ticket. It looks like you have to have a minimum of 2-park days. Is that right? Click to expand... Most likely because 1 day ticket prices vary by date used now.
jolene63 Mouseketeer Joined Apr 24, 2015 Messages 431 Apr 4, 2016 #4 I booked one night (with a 20% discount) and one day ticket for MK for my kids and I for next month. You should be able to also.
I booked one night (with a 20% discount) and one day ticket for MK for my kids and I for next month. You should be able to also.