Where to buy a 1 day MK ticket, so I can do FP+

[kathy884]

OK -- I'm just doing one Disney day. Usually because there are no discounts on one day tickets, we just buy ours at the gate. But this time, what the heck, I want to use the My Disney Experience app and make some FP + selections in advance (now that this is available to offsite guests 30 days before a visit). Who can I order a one day ticket from?

 

[erionm]

UT sells them for more than Disney, so I'd say purchase them direct from disneyworld.com/tickets.

 

[KalamityJane]

If you have a target red card, you can buy disney gift cards for 5% off and pay for the tickets online with them.

 

[Marionnette]

If you have a target red card, you can buy disney gift cards for 5% off and pay for the tickets online with them.

You can only use 2 forms of payment online. Each gift card is considered to be a "form of payment". Since Target doesn't sell gift cards in denominations bigger than $50 and a 1-day ticket is going to cost $100+ with tax, you can only use 1 gift card and 1 credit/debit card to pay for it. You're not going to save much by going route. About $2.50 per ticket. I guess every little bit helps, but it's a lot of work for such a small savings.

However, buying directly from Disney is a good idea in the OP's case. They could easily link their will call number in MDE. No need to pay to have the tickets shipped.

 

[KalamityJane]

They could pay for the tickets at the Gate with the Disney gift cards.

 

[Itinkso]

Purchase your tickets online on the Disney website and choose the "Will Call" option. Link the confirmation number to MDE to schedule your Fp+. Take the confirmation page with you along with ID to pick up your tickets at the park. Your hard, plastic ticket will be used at the Fp+ tapstiles.

 

[kathy884]

Thanks so much for the advance. Sounds like a great plan.