Mom and Daughter at Disney's Polynesian Village Resort Room
  • On May 3, 2010
    Sue Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    Is it possible to buy a 1 day ticket which allows you to visit Animal Kingdom during the day and then MK in the evening to take in the Wishes firework display. Also, what days is Wishes shown and what time does it start. we will be going in June 2010?thks

    Hi Sue!

     If you only plan to visit the Disney parks one day, then a one day Magic You Way ticket with the added Park Hopper option will allow you to visit the parks as you had planned.

     To see the schedule for fireworks at Magic Kingdom, check the Calendar for the date you are visiting. You'll need to click on the actual date to bring up the show times, though I always suggest checking the Times Guide when you get to the park, too. Depending on which day you will be visiting, there is a good chance that you'll catch Summer Nightastic! Fireworks Spectacular (instead of Wishes).

     Hope this helps!
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