• On Mar 6, 2019
    Diana from IL Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

    Experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    I'm wondering if it is possible for me and my 2 kids to get 5-day park hopper tickets, but my husband just wants a 3-day park hopper? Whenever I try to book online it has the same tickets for all of us. Do we have to call to get different tickets?

    Hi, Diana! Purchasing different Disney Theme Park Tickets for each member of your family is super easy online. Head on over to the main Ticketing page and set up your purchase for the 5-Day Park Hoppers. When it asks for the number of tickets needed, just include ones for you and the kids. You will continue on to the verification page, where you click Select at the bottom. This will take you to your Cart, which should show just the three tickets. Now, scroll down a bit to where you see a button to Continue Shopping for Theme Park Tickets. Clicking that will take you back to the main Ticketing page, where you can then start building the 3-Day Park Hopper for your husband. Once you make it back to your Cart, you should see all four tickets listed.

    One thing you will need to pay special attention to is the valid days of use for each type of ticket. At this time, 3-Day Theme Park Tickets expire five days after the selected start date, while 5-Day Theme Park Tickets expire eight days after the selected start date. This will require you to go ahead and plan out which days your husband will be joining you in the theme parks and try to work each set of ticket's start dates to make sure you are all able to use your tickets on the days he plans to join you. You can choose to add on the Flexible Dates option to his ticket, which will allow him to use the ticket anytime within 14 days of first use. If you are planning to stay at a Walt Disney World Resort hotel and are including your ticket purchase in a Disney Resort Hotel Package, then this is not an issue. When purchasing a package, the tickets will be valid from your check-in date to your check-out date.

    I know the ticketing use dates can be a bit confusing at times, so stop in again if you have more questions!

    Brandy
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Meet the Panelist: Brandy, South Carolina

Hi, I'm Brandy, a speech pathologist and busy driver of daughters to marching band and dance events. My Annual Pass is used often to check out new Disney must-dos and resort changes. I enjoy giving advice about itinerary and FastPass+ planning, Epcot's fantastic festivals, Memory Maker, and transportation at the Resort. The time I spend at Walt Disney World Resort is distinctive because it is the one place I can forget other responsibilities and focus on having the time of my life with my family!

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