Ticket Advice

[mikkithemouse]

Hello

I have booked a Disney week long carribbean cruise for my honeymoon next may, since booking we have dcided that we are going to add a few nights stay at the Poly before we set sail.
We plan on going to Epcot the afternoon/evening we arrive from LA, then spending a day at Universal, then a day at Magic Kingdom.
We would then check out and leave for the cruise. The day we come back off of the cruise our flight is a late one so I thought we would head to Hollywood studios or Animal Kingdom for the majority of the day before heading home.

Would a 3 day Disney ticket cover us for the last day, or would it expire when we are on the cruise? We actually live in the UK, so I am planning on booking directly through the US Disney website. I just wanted to make sure I am covered before booking, as we have different ticket options in the UK. I did phone Disney and ask but I think we ended up confusing each other, and I didn't really get a clear answer.

Thank you in advance

 

[ghtx]

A regular ticket expires 14 days from the day of first use (I think the same rule applies to tickets bought in the UK).

So if you did Epcot (day 1), Universal (day 2), MK (day 3), then seven days at sea (days 4-10), then DHS (day 11), you should be fine.

 

[Robo]

A regular ticket expires 14 days from the day of first use (I think the same rule applies to tickets bought in the UK).

It depends on which ticket.
Some are good for 21 days of actual use.

But, in this particular case, the OP stated that regular US tickets are being purchased,
so the "14 days from first use" rule will apply.

 

[mikkithemouse]

Thank You, excited to book now