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  • On Jun 8, 2013
    Barbara Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

    The 5 of us are heading to WDW in 2 weeks for 6 nights 7 days. We bought a 4 day hopper and added on the 2 water parks. This is our 1st time in Disney and would like to know exactly how do these tickets work with the hoppers and theme parks. Thank You.

    Hi Barbara!
    Congratulations on making your first trek to Walt Disney World. I am sure that you will make incredible memories with your family.
    The "park hopper" option on your theme park tickets is really quite simple. What it allows you to do is travel back and forth between theme parks in the same day while only expending one day's worth of admission. For example, you can start your day in Magic Kingdom, and if you wanted to go to lunch over in EPCOT and then return to Magic Kingdom later in the evening for the parade and fireworks, you could. And it would only be one day's use of admission. A Park Hopper allows you to "hop" back and forth between parks.
    I hope this helps and I wish you all a Magical, Memorable vacation!! :)
    Chris
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Meet the Panelist: Chris, Massachusetts

I am a Disney fanatic!! Since childhood, I have been a fan of all things Disney; particularly the theme parks! There is no place on Earth that I would rather spend my time and I look forward to helping you create everlasting memories of your own! Learn More About Chris

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