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I get asked this ALL the time.
This is one of the pain points in booking a Disney Trip.
You should always buy tickets from legitimate Disney-authorized retailers or Disney themselves. NO EXCEPTIONS!
My favorite ways to purchase Disney Park Tickets
I find some of the best ways to save on these tickets, and the most savings are with Disney gift cards and rewards credit cards.
There are several ways to do it, so I will try and walk you through my favorite ways. Keep in mind your situation will be different, and results may differ.
The more days you purchase, the lower the cost of admission goes; I'm talking about a $ 10-a-day type of cost.
If you're going with a young child, I would probably advise against it and only do one park per day. This will help you save money and potentially avoid any meltdowns.
You can not get a park hopper for just one day; your entire ticket purchase must be the same type, IE parkhopper tickets or single-day tickets (unless you purchase single day, which doesn't help you save money)
We have a few articles on this:
www.magicalguides.com
www.magicalguides.com
This is one of the pain points in booking a Disney Trip.
You should always buy tickets from legitimate Disney-authorized retailers or Disney themselves. NO EXCEPTIONS!
My favorite ways to purchase Disney Park Tickets
- Disney directly (link)
- Undercover Tourist (Disney World Tickets - Universal Tickets - Seaworld Tickets - Legoworld Tickets) (affiliate links cost you nothing, but I might make a commission)
- Sam's Club / Costco Travel
I find some of the best ways to save on these tickets, and the most savings are with Disney gift cards and rewards credit cards.
There are several ways to do it, so I will try and walk you through my favorite ways. Keep in mind your situation will be different, and results may differ.
The more days you purchase, the lower the cost of admission goes; I'm talking about a $ 10-a-day type of cost.
This is a personal decision and can be a tiring part of the trip. I like park hopping from Magic Kingdom to EPCOT or EPCOT to Hollywood Studios sometimes. However, I go to Disney World frequently, and I'm not carrying a child (yet).
If you're going with a young child, I would probably advise against it and only do one park per day. This will help you save money and potentially avoid any meltdowns.
You can not get a park hopper for just one day; your entire ticket purchase must be the same type, IE parkhopper tickets or single-day tickets (unless you purchase single day, which doesn't help you save money)
We have a few articles on this:
How Much Disney World Tickets Cost; How to Save (2023)
The rule of thumb is that the more days you spend at the Disney parks, the less you’ll be spending per day.
www.magicalguides.com
100 Smart Tips to Save Money at Disney World (2024)
Taking a Disney vacation can be a magical time for any family, but it can also be an expensive one.
www.magicalguides.com
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