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Disney tickets?

rockvillebriderockvillebride
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For those that have been there with an active preschooler, did you get a park hopper ticket or the regular 'one park a day' ticket?

 I am trying to figure out what makes the most sense when going with a 3 yo. We are staying on Disney property if that influences your decision. Thanks!

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  • OrangeSmokeOrangeSmoke member
    Park Hopper. Always park hopper.
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  • RoxBrideRoxBride member

    Staying on property? Hopper.

    You'll want to take a nap break or pool time break, and then it is nice to switch gears at hit a different park.

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  • Mr.&MrsSMr.&MrsS

    We went in October and we just got the one day per park ticket. We would go early and stay as long as the kids would last, then go back and relax and head back later if they were up for it.

    We got the 6 day parks ticket, even though we knew we would only go 4 or 5 days so that we could switch parks a day or two...and it cost much less than the park hopper. And the difference between getting 4 days and 6 days was only about $9.

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  • schmoodleschmoodle member
    We're here right now (leaving in the morning) and can't imagine not having park hopper. We've come back from the parks each day in mid afternoon then gone back, and usually to a different park than we'd been in earlier (morning at Magic Kingdom, Animal Kingdom, etc., then usually dinner and Nemo ride at Epcot in evening). Plus I find that other than Magic Kingdom there's not enough that he wants to or can do in any of the other parks to want to spend an entire day there. Enjoy!
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  • krissyh21krissyh21 member

    I always get park hoppers. What we do is go in the early morning to one park and then head to the hotel for a nap or pool break in the afternoon and then go to an early dinner and off to another park.

    We sometimes return to the same park, or go to a different one depending on what we want to do or where we have dinner reservations.

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  • rockvillebriderockvillebride
    Thanks everyone! I think the hopper is my answer!!
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    Staying on property? Hopper.

    You'll want to take a nap break or pool time break, and then it is nice to switch gears at hit a different park.

     

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