ticket and park hours Questions

[travel with kids]

We have parkhopper passes, however my daughter has moved from "child" to "Adult" fare. How do we exchange the tickets? Do I have to purchase new ones?

Also, we will be staying only two days at the parks (then to DCL). My DMIL will be joining us (and most likely not be returning--due to her health). I do not believe I can purchase a 2 day passhopper. What would our best choice be?

OK--silly question here. I noticed that some of the parks will have extended hours for Disney guest. How do they know who is a disney guest and who is not? How does this work?

Thanks

 

[hockey mom]

I believe Disney will let your daughter finish out the ticket even though she is now considered an adult. If not you just go to guest services and pay the difference from child to adult.

Yes you can buy a 2 day park hopper.

You show your resort I.D. to stay in the park for the extra hours or the early morning entries.

 

[aka-mad4themouse]

We have parkhopper passes, however my daughter has moved from "child" to "Adult" fare. How do we exchange the tickets? Do I have to purchase new ones?

Disney will not penalize a child for growing up. You can exchange the child PH for an adult pass with the equivalent number of days on it at any park's Guest Relation. Just bring your DD with you, since the actual child-now-adult must be present.

Also, we will be staying only two days at the parks (then to DCL). My DMIL will be joining us (and most likely not be returning--due to her health). I do not believe I can purchase a 2 day passhopper. What would our best choice be?

The new MYW tickets have more flexibility than the old Park Hoppers. You can actually purchase an adult 2-day MYW Hopper for $164.01.

OK--silly question here. I noticed that some of the parks will have extended hours for Disney guest. How do they know who is a disney guest and who is not? How does this work?

Thanks

If you're staying onsite, you can get a wrist bracelet by showing your room key. If you're an offsite guest who happens to be in the parks after regular closing hours on an evening when there are extended hours for the onsite guests, you will not be able to ride any of the attractions b/c you don't have the bracelet.

 

[travel with kids]

ok--thanks for the information.