Tickets and Annual Pass Questions - Please add your ticket questions to this thread

[PolyRob]

Apologies if this has been asked before (I did a quick scan of the last few pages and don’t think I saw it.)

Staying at Boardwalk and thinking of getting the 3 park / 3 day $89 tickets. If we use the Epcot ticket on the day they have extended evening hours for deluxe guests, we’ll be fine to stay for EEH right?

You will be fine. Extended evening hours is a perk for deluxe resort guests with regular park admission and the 3 park ticket is regular park admission.

 

[kat_lh]

You will be fine. Extended evening hours is a perk for deluxe resort guests with regular park admission and the 3 park ticket is regular park admission.

Thank you!

 

[Kbryant]

I hope I'm posting this in the right place. My husband and I have proof of Florida residency (utility bills, insurance, etc) and are considering purchasing the 4-day resident tickets. We have 2 adult children in college, so still a part of our household. WDW website says they would just have to show proof that they live with us. All four of our drivers licenses show the same address, but it is in Indiana. Can we purchase the discounted tickets for our kids? Not trying to take advantage, but if it's allowable we will do it. I just wasn't clear on what was required. Thanks!

 

[lanejudy]

I hope I'm posting this in the right place. My husband and I have proof of Florida residency (utility bills, insurance, etc) and are considering purchasing the 4-day resident tickets. We have 2 adult children in college, so still a part of our household. WDW website says they would just have to show proof that they live with us. All four of our drivers licenses show the same address, but it is in Indiana. Can we purchase the discounted tickets for our kids? Not trying to take advantage, but if it's allowable we will do it. I just wasn't clear on what was required. Thanks!

Each adult (age 18+) needs to show proof of residency.

 

[Disneydawg74]

I hope I'm posting this in the right place. My husband and I have proof of Florida residency (utility bills, insurance, etc) and are considering purchasing the 4-day resident tickets. We have 2 adult children in college, so still a part of our household. WDW website says they would just have to show proof that they live with us. All four of our drivers licenses show the same address, but it is in Indiana. Can we purchase the discounted tickets for our kids? Not trying to take advantage, but if it's allowable we will do it. I just wasn't clear on what was required. Thanks!

According to these FAQ, probably not.

https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/faq/tickets/proof-florida-address/

 

[Mle8308]

Apologies if this has been asked before (I did a quick scan of the last few pages and don’t think I saw it.)

Staying at Boardwalk and thinking of getting the 3 park / 3 day $89 tickets. If we use the Epcot ticket on the day they have extended evening hours for deluxe guests, we’ll be fine to stay for EEH right?

Yes, you can do the EEH. Check the dates for the special ticket, they start at $89. Different dates are different amounts. Just so you aren't surprised if the cost is more. Still a better deal!

 

[kat_lh]

Yes, you can do the EEH. Check the dates for the special ticket, they start at $89. Different dates are different amounts. Just so you aren't surprised if the cost is more. Still a better deal!

Always a good reminder to read the fine print!

 

[tinkerbellmagic]

We will be going in late August, with each person using a 4-day one park per day ticket, no park hoppers. With a grandchild, age 3, I wondered if we can go to MK in the morning and return to MK later the same day after an afternoon break at our resort, using that same one day ticket to re-enter the park. Thank you!

 

[erionm]

We will be going in late August, with each person using a 4-day one park per day ticket, no park hoppers. With a grandchild, age 3, I wondered if we can go to MK in the morning and return to MK later the same day after an afternoon break at our resort, using that same one day ticket to re-enter the park. Thank you!

You can leave and re-enter the same theme park on the same day.

 

[elvispursley]

My extended family and I (party of 5) are all headed to WDW in Aug. We want to do MNSSHP while there. Is it possible for me, who has an AP, buy party tickets for myself and my mom using my AP discount in one transaction, and then purchase my other family members tickets using my discount in another transaction?

 

[COscrapper]

Hello, I tried to search for the forums for this but didn’t see the answer. I need to know when is the latest I can buy a 1-day ticket to Epcot over Thanksgiving weekend…they probably sell out at some point, correct? My son’s high school band is going that week and our whole family is going along. He will have 4 days in the park with the band, and then we are staying a couple extra days as a family (the rest of us will have 5-day tickets). We need to get him a 1-day ticket (we are thinking probably Epcot) so that we can all enjoy a day in the parks together, but we weren’t totally sure for which day yet, since we will also do a resort day. Can I wait until August or September to buy that ticket, or will they sell out before then? Thanks!

 

[lanejudy]

Can I wait until August or September to buy that ticket, or will they sell out before then?

I don't think one-day EPCOT tickets will sell out before Aug/Sept. But just keep an eye on the ticket sales for that week. If a park or a day suddenly shows sold out, then it's probably time to buy.

 

[Brian Noble]

but what if there is a computer glitch?

The physical ticket is not, by itserf, a ticket. It is just a reference to the back-end computer system that records which tickets are still valid, not expired, etc.

So, if there is a computer glitch that wipes out your ticket, holding a physical one isn't all that helpful. Guest services can probably figure it out, but it will take a LONG time for them to do that.