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  • On May 18, 2022
    Wayne from NSW Asked Please note that experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    What is the best way to make a WDW resort hotel booking for two people needing different park passes? I’d like to book a 12 night complete package but I only require 1x ten day park hopper and 1x six day single park pass.

    Hiya Wayne - welcome to planDisney!

    Thanks so much for stopping by with your question for our team of panelists. We love helping Guests just like you from around the globe plan their own magical Walt Disney World Resort vacations! This is such a fantastic time to visit - the Walt Disney World 50th Anniversary is in full swing with new and exciting attractions, world-class entertainment, delicious food, and so much more!

    I have to say I'm quite jealous of your trip - 12 nights is plenty of time to experience all of the magic! If you're able to book your Vacation Package online directly through Walt Disney World Resort, you might be limited to purchasing matching tickets for everyone in your crew, and that sounds like it's not the best fit for you. Typically, if I were in this situation I would book my Disney Resort hotel separately as a "room-only" reservation and then purchase each multi-day Theme Park Ticket individually as well. Sometimes this is the best route, but other times there may be a promotion or Special Offer on Vacation Packages you may be eligible for, and that's where things get a bit more complicated.

    If I were you, and I was trying to book a package, I would contact a Reservations Cast Member by phone. You can explain your specific needs and they would be able to help you understand your options. This may also be a time when you could use the services of a travel agent or professional to assist you in creating a perfectly planned vacation!

    I do have one other suggestion since you'll be enjoying a longer vacation. Have you ever considered doing a "split-stay" to enjoy more than one Disney Resort? In many ways, Disney Resorts are just as magical as the Theme Parks, and they all offer unique storytelling and amenities. I recently enjoyed a split-stay starting at Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort which had convenient access to Disney Springs, and then moved to Disney's Contemporary Resort where we could walk to Magic Kingdom Park and take the Monorail to EPCOT. Bell Services will even handle transferring your luggage to your new Resort! With 12 nights to enjoy, it might be fun to have multiple Resort experiences on your trip.

    I hope this information helps as you begin planning what is sure to be a magical vacation. Please let us know if you have any other questions.

    Ryan J.
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Meet the Panelist: Ryan, Ohio

Hi, everyone! I’m Ryan from Ohio and am so happy that you’re here! By day (and most nights and weekends), I'm a business professor mentoring the next generation of leaders. In my free time I love outdoor activities and traveling with my family and friends, scarfing down ice cream, and, of course, all things Disney! I can’t wait to help your crew plan a magical Walt Disney World Resort vacation! Learn More About Ryan

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