Park tickets

[princess333]

This is probably a silly question but does Disney offer cheaper park passes if you go in to a park when there is only a few hours till closing?


Another silly question is if you stay at a Disney resort hotel, is entry into the parks included? or do you have to buy a separate ticket for the parks?

 

[vicki_c]

No and no.

 

[javail]

No and no. Sorry!

 

[chalee94]

This is probably a silly question but does Disney offer cheaper park passes if you go in to a park when there is only a few hours till closing?

there is an after-4pm pass for EPCOT but it's only for Florida residents. (bummer.)

FL resident passes

 

[PeterPanic]

This is probably a silly question but does Disney offer cheaper park passes if you go in to a park when there is only a few hours till closing?


Another silly question is if you stay at a Disney resort hotel, is entry into the parks included? or do you have to buy a separate ticket for the parks?

1) Not so's you'd notice. Just Florida residents (if that still exists)

2) Depends on how you booked. If you booked a package then the park tickets are included. One park per day or whatever you specify in some cases. If you booked room only, they you have to buy the park tickets separately.

 

[princess333]

Thank you for the replies.

I haven't booked a hotel yet as our plans at the moment are to go on a Disney cruise and because we have to fly in the day before I thought that it would be nice to maybe stay at a Disney resort hotel with easy access to a park and then I thought that we could pop in for a few hours. The cost of a park ticket is way too expensive to just use it for a few hours. So I think that we will either go to a non Disney hotel and just chill by the pool for a couple of hours and have a meal out somewhere, or go straight to port canaveral and stay there.
Disney's loss and some one else's gain.