Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party On Sale 8th April 2015

[GemLiam]

YAY! Finally i'm so excited
Gem xx

[welshmum]

I really want to book tickets for the 8th October however it's my ADR day on Sunday and will probably be paying out for CRT.

Do you think this date will sell out quite quickly or do you think it will be ok to book this at the end of April when I get paid?

[Guest]

We're planning on going on Friday 2 October and have an ADRS at BOG booked for 6.00pm. Does the admission to MNSSHP now get added to your Magic Band so that we don't have to traipse back to the gate for a wristband ?

[Mortie]

No you will have to get a wristband otherwise CMs won't be easily able to tell who should be there! There are various places you can pick the bands up so you should be able to find something near to BOG. Enjoy we love MNSSHP

[Guest]

Originally Posted by Mortie

No you will have to get a wristband otherwise CMs won't be easily able to tell who should be there! There are various places you can pick the bands up so you should be able to find something near to BOG. Enjoy we love MNSSHP

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Considering that your magic band is enough evidence for you to stay in the parks for EMH I would have thought that Disney would have added the MNSSHP ticket electronically. Thanks for heads up re wristbands though.

[stan_the_man]

Originally Posted by VALM

Considering that your magic band is enough evidence for you to stay in the parks for EMH I would have thought that Disney would have added the MNSSHP ticket electronically. Thanks for heads up re wristbands though.

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They can add it electronically, but you still need a seperate wristband, otherwise any guest with a magic band could stay for the party without paying seperately for the ticket. The CMs need to be able to get rid of those who shouldn't be there

[Guest]

Originally Posted by stan_the_man

They can add it electronically, but you still need a seperate wristband, otherwise any guest with a magic band could stay for the party without paying seperately for the ticket. The CMs need to be able to get rid of those who shouldn't be there

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Ah the penny's dropped thanks.

[Scotscraig]

Does anyone know the age range for children's tickets?

[SMAX]

Originally Posted by Scotscraig

Does anyone know the age range for children's tickets?

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Child Tickets are 3-9

[signtalker]

I'm guessing these tickets have to be bought over the phone? Or can they be bought online, can't remember how I did it last time.
Jules