1 Day Ticket - Advice

[shoegolf]

Hi There,

Hope you are all well! After a piece of advice. I am heading out to Orlando at the back end of September for Halloween Horror Nights.

Whilst the trip is focused on Universal we want to do Hollywood Studios and Epcot in one day for Galaxy's Edge and new Guardians ride

My question... i cant seem to find anywhere that does a one-day hopper ticket, do you guys have any suggestions who I can reputably buy from?

Cheers

[mike4scuba]

On the gate at disney

[dan223]

Undercover tourist, disney direct with a vpn

[Mariesmith]

orlandoattractions.com do the date based USA tickets. From 1 to 10 days. There are different options available. Base, hopper, water parks included etc.

[m2k00]

Just something to think about but as it stands currently their is no standby line for Guadians. Therefor if it’s still the case when you go I would do Epcot first and try and get a place in the virtual queue at 7. However you don’t get to pick a time slot so could be much later in the day. They do a second chance of joining the virtual queue at 1pm, however you have to be in the park so if go to Hollywood studios first you still couldn’t try and join as park hoping doesn’t start until 2pm.

They do ILL for both but these normally sell out to onsite guests before off-site get chance to buy (there is always potential for more ILL slots to open up but not guanteed). You can join a normal queue for rise of the Resistance though.

By sept they could have stopped the virtual queue for guardians but no way of knowing at this point. They don’t make things easy!

[shoegolf]

Thank you so much for the detailed response!

[fredflintstone]

At gate, the park maybe full as you cannot reserve a park beforehand.

If you use a vpn you can go to the disney site and buy a 1 day park hopper and then make your 1st park reservation, it all being stored in your mydisney experience and if you have an account from a previous trip your magic bands / card will be linked already or add to apple pay.

vpn makes it look like you are in the US, so disney does not redirect you to the uk site.

This is the best method of getting a 1 day pass hopper IMHO

[dan223]

Originally Posted by fredflintstone

At gate, the park maybe full as you cannot reserve a park beforehand.

If you use a vpn you can go to the disney site and buy a 1 day park hopper and then make your 1st park reservation, it all being stored in your mydisney experience and if you have an account from a previous trip your magic bands / card will be linked already or add to apple pay.

vpn makes it look like you are in the US, so disney does not redirect you to the uk site.

This is the best method of getting a 1 day pass hopper IMHO

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No reason it’s any better than the others, its more complicated having to get a VPN, the others will be e-tickets as well and you can reserve your parks, works the same way just doesn’t need a VPN.

[Orlandoguy]

I got my one day ticket from orlandoattractions

[fredflintstone]

Originally Posted by dan223

No reason it’s any better than the others, its more complicated having to get a VPN, the others will be e-tickets as well and you can reserve your parks, works the same way just doesn’t need a VPN.

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As they say swings and roundabouts. My method puts tickets directly into myexperience and is immediately available, but you have to use a vpn, which is not complicated.
Others vendors usually add a few dollars to the price for 1 day tickets (True UK sellers might be cheaper depending on exchange rate for any that do 1 day tickets), but then you need to link the ticket to be able to use it. That is slightly more complicated than a vpn , again thats IMHO.

In the end they all work and it comes down to personal preference and, as you say, no way is right or wrong.
My preference is to deal directly for tickets and flights as 3rd parties add a layer, if you need to change anything later.