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A one day ticket to magic kingdom

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Dishwashersaurous · 28/04/2023 12:32

I am looking into taking the kids to florida and I want to go to magic Kingdom as I remember it from childhood and want to share.

However, I cannot seem to find a price for a just one day ticket to just magic Kingdom. I don't want a 7 day ticket to multiple parks. I just want to go magic Kingdom.

Where do I find out the price and buy a one day ticket?

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whathaveyoudonelately · 28/04/2023 12:33

You could probably buy it on the US Disney website. It won't be specifically for MK though- will be valid for any park. You must also reserve the park as can get very booked up and you won't get in.

whathaveyoudonelately · 28/04/2023 12:35

Or Olandoattractions.com.
Just Google 'one day ticket to Disneyworld' and loads of options come up

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Dishwashersaurous · 28/04/2023 12:38

See I've googled and can only find 7 day tickets.

On all the sites it doesn't seem possible to just buy a one day ticket

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mybrainisbusybeingawesome · 28/04/2023 12:40

We did this on our last trip. You have to download a VPN (plenty free ones on App Store) and you can buy through the Disney app or website. I found this the cheaper option plus meant I could book our park and have our E-tickets all set up.

You can buy them through undercover tourist which are recommended too.

Ponderingwindow · 28/04/2023 12:41

i just went directly to the disneyworld website. Clicked on tickets. A 1 day ticket is the first option.

whathaveyoudonelately · 28/04/2023 12:41

whathaveyoudonelately · 28/04/2023 12:33

You could probably buy it on the US Disney website. It won't be specifically for MK though- will be valid for any park. You must also reserve the park as can get very booked up and you won't get in.

Actually - I just had a quick look on the US website and there are park specific tickets.

Ponderingwindow · 28/04/2023 12:44

Oh, I sometimes forget not everyone has their house internet set up to shop worldwide. Not being facetious, i just forget that DH does strange things with our internet.

MinkyWinky · 28/04/2023 12:45

I called Disney about three day tickets. I could have bought them on the phone, but actually ended up buying them on the European site (as advised by the person on the phone!) I don’t know why they don’t sell them on the UK site🙄You may be able to get one day tickets there too.

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Dishwashersaurous · 28/04/2023 14:46

This is going to sound stupid but every time I try and go to the US site it automatically directs me to the UK site and won't let me on it.

So I can only see the 7 day offers.

Hmm

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Dishwashersaurous · 28/04/2023 14:50

The orlando attractions us site worked.

But blimey it's even more expensive than I thought it would be.

£775 for one day is an extraordinary amount of money.

Might need to rethink this

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msmatcha · 28/04/2023 15:04

That's insane!! I just checked on my Disney world app (we went last year) and I can buy a 14 day pass for £519 - just £38 per day as they say! No choice of any other tickets though.

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Dishwashersaurous · 28/04/2023 15:12

Its for five of us .

It's clear that the business model is now to encourage people to go for the whole week to the parks.

Whereas decades, and decades ago, it was still very much a day trip thing.

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CarryMeToIreland · 28/04/2023 15:27

I remember when it tipped over $100 a day. UK residents tend to go for a longer stay to Florida due to the distance from here hence the 14 day for the price of 7 day ticket that also allows park hopping which I believe you can do after 2pm.

Do you only want one day? When did you last go? I believe there are over 60 rides and attractions at Magic Kingdom it is a lot of ground to cover. Depends how old your children are I suppose too. Now with Fastpasses being Genie+ and Lightening Lane it complicates things more and adds to the cost considerably if you choose that route. No longer free, I miss Fastpass.

ChocHotolate · 28/04/2023 15:33

It's about $150 per person with a small discount for children 3-9
This was posted in a FB group for Disney bound holiday makers a few days ago

mybrainisbusybeingawesome · 28/04/2023 15:52

You need a VPN to access the American Disney site. Otherwise you will be directed to the UK site.

A one day ticket is still pricey! It cost us $134 per adult and $129 per child last November. Weekends and different seasons vary per price

ididntknowthat11 · 28/04/2023 21:48

Dishwashersaurous · 28/04/2023 14:50

The orlando attractions us site worked.

But blimey it's even more expensive than I thought it would be.

£775 for one day is an extraordinary amount of money.

Might need to rethink this

Omg I had no idea it was so much! Shock

I was hoping to do it in a few years. That is insane though, I don't know if I could bring myself to pay that.

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Dishwashersaurous · 29/04/2023 07:08

The thing is that I want to do all sorts of other things in florida, as well as theme parks, so for and my family I really only want one or possibly a two day ticket.

I do understand that if you want to theme parks every day then paying £600 for a two week pass or similar seems OK.

It just seems that the business model is to encourage long stays, which makes sense from a business approach.

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BumbleBee123456 · 10/07/2023 07:26

Undercover tourist does 1 or 2 day tickets if you want to buy them in advance.

Kelliean · 06/03/2024 23:52

Hiya for anyone interested try Trip.com download the app and go to attractions.

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