Planning on visiting a park?

A number of the websites I read have suggested that ticket prices for Disney parks will go up sometime in June. Therefore, if anyone is planning to visit the parks while attending our wedding, it might be a good idea to buy your tickets soon. Tickets are good for 14 days after you first use them.

If you plan to visit more than one park per day, you will need park-hopper tickets. The best deal for these depends on how many days you plan to go to the parks. If it is less than 4, your best bet is the discount on our wedding website:https://apps.facebook.com/disney-weddings/sites/4647 

If you plan to visit the parks for 4 or more days, undercovertourist.com has the best deals, and I can provide  the best link to them via email to wedding guests. 

If you are only interested in visiting one park for one day, consider attending Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party (as noted below) or see if your local AAA office has any discounts. 

Brian in front of Big Thunder Mountain at the Magic Kingdom

Some tips about park tickets:

• Take a picture of both sides of your ticket when you get it (or photocopy it). This will allow Disney to help you replace the tickets if they are lost or destroyed.

• Keep your ticket in a safe place while at the park, you will need it to get Fastpasses which allow you to skip the lines for rides. 

• Avoid buying Disney tickets from Ebay or people who are reselling tickets. This is illegal and not something you want to get involved in. 

• All tickets are associated with your fingerprint once you use them, so you cannot trade or share tickets. 

• Decide how many days you want to visit the parks and how many parks you want to see each day before buying your tickets. This can make a big difference on how much your tickets cost. 

Feel free to post any questions about tickets and I will try to get answers for you. Also email me if you want the link to the cheapest tickets for multi-day park visits.