Visiting on both ends of a cruise questions...

[Danny Crowley]

Ok, I have a few questions, but first some information.

We will be going on a Disney Cruise the last week of October this year. The weekend before, we will be going to the Magic Kingdom and to Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party. After the cruise, we will be going to Hollywood Disney before heading home. We will be staying on Disney property the weekend before and after the cruise, as well.

So, the questions:

1. If we purchase the 2-Day Tickets, will they be able to be used a week apart? Going the first day before the cruise and the second day after the cruise?

2. If we were to get photo Memory Maker packages, would it be able to be used at the Magic Kingdom, Mickeys Halloween, and the Hollywood days, even if on both ends of the trip?

3. Toy Story land is opening up this summer, will that severely impact our Hollywood Disney trip? My son is mostly focused on Star Wars and after the prior week being mainly princesses, I would not want to be missing the Star Wars events due to the Toy Story opening.


Thanks

 

[erionm]

1. If we purchase the 2-Day Tickets, will they be able to be used a week apart? Going the first day before the cruise and the second day after the cruise?

Yes. You actually have 14 days from the date of first use to use all of the entitlements on a ticket.

2. If we were to get photo Memory Maker packages, would it be able to be used at the Magic Kingdom, Mickeys Halloween, and the Hollywood days, even if on both ends of the trip?

Yes. The actual Photos & Videos don't expire for 45 days from date taken. Once you download the first picture using Memory Maker, you have 30 days to download your photos.

 

[Owl X]

We used a 2-day ticket with one day on each end of our last cruise.

1. According to this FAQ, your tickets will expire 14 days after their first use:

• https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/faq/tickets/unused-days/

2. According to this FAQ, you have 30 days to capture photos after the first use of a Memory Maker package:

• https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/faq/memory-maker/usage-window/

 

[wdwjeffc37]

WOW! Sounds like a great trip.

1. Tickets are valid for 14 days from first use. So you will be good.

2. I believe the Memory Maker is good as long as you have it linked to a valid ticket. I am not positive about this.

3. You might luck out with the largest crowds going to Toy Story Land and the Star Wars areas might be less crowded. I wouldn't count on it, but Here's Wishing. The crowds at WDW have been unbelievably heavy recently. The Star Tours attraction has several different "missions" including some from the latest movies so you might try and ride it more than once. If your son is young enough he can do the Jedi Training at Hollywood Studios. You must get to the park before opening and go straight to the sign up to be able to get in.

Good luck! Cheers!!!!!!!