Many Disney travelers have things that unexpectedly come up.
If this is you, you’re probably wondering can Disney tickets be transferred to someone else?
Before you make any changes to your Disney ticket, I want to go over a few things to help you make the best decision in your current situation.
Some of the common Disney ticket transfer questions I’m asked are:
- Are Disney theme park tickets transferable?
- May I give my Disney ticket to someone else to use the remaining days?
- What happens if I don′t use all the days on my ticket?
- Is it possible for one person to use it the first half (days 1-3) and then a different family member to use the other half (days 4-5)?
These are the questions I will answer for you today!
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Can you give your ticket to someone else?
No, you cannot.
According to Disney, once a person uses their Disney Theme Park Ticket, all subsequent admissions are specific to that person.
However…..the good news is if you have not yet used your Disney Theme Park Ticket you CAN reassign it. The condition is that it MUST go to someone on your Friends & Family list.
Remember to do this BEFORE you use it!
You will need to download the My Disney Experience App and go to the My Reservation section.
Select the ticket you want to reassign and transfer to your “Friend & Family” by selecting the link that says “Reassign Ticket.”
Per Disney, ticket components are for you only and may not be transferred to another person.
So, if you have not yet used a ticket, you may transfer it to another person.
If someone needs an additional ticket in your party, then you may buy a new theme park ticket online or at any of the Disney Park main entrances.
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Can Disney tickets be used any day?
When purchasing your Disney Theme Park Ticket, it is important to know that your base ticket does expire.
Here are more details about when you can use your Disney Theme Park Ticket:
- 1-day – The ticket expires on the selected start date.
- 2-day – The ticket expires 4 days after the selected start date.
- 3-day – The ticket expires 5 days after the selected start date.
- 4-day – The ticket expires 7 days after the selected start date.
- 5-day – The ticket expires 8 days after the selected start date.
- 6-day – The ticket expires 9 days after the selected start date.
- 7-day – The ticket expires 10 days after the selected start date.
- 8-day – The ticket expires 12 days after the selected start date.
- 9-day – The ticket expires 13 days after the selected start date.
- 10-day – The ticket expires 14 days after the selected start date.
So, for example, if you were to buy a 7-day base ticket with a start date of March 1, your ticket is valid for any 7 days from March 1 to March 10.
So you must use it within its valid use time period from when you buy it.
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What are the Disney base ticket prices?
Keep in mind that Disney has been on a trend recently of raising theme park prices each year.
My best tip is for you to visit Walt Disney World during the slow season to get the best value for your vacation.
When starting to budget for your Disney vacation remember that Walt Disney World categorizes adults as ages 10 and up and children from the ages of 3 to 9.
They also state that children younger than the age of 3 don’t require a ticket.
One-Day Disney Ticket for the SLOW Season
| Adult | Child | |
| 1-Day Magic Kingdom | $109 | $104 |
| 1-Day Epcot | $109 | $104 |
| 1-Day Disney’s Hollywood Studios | $109 | $104 |
| 1-Day Disney’s Animal Kingdom | $109 | $104 |
| 1-Day Park Hopper | $188 | $183 |
| 1-Day Park Hopper Plus (includes Water Parks, Golf, and the ESPN Complex) | $208 | $203 |
*Prices subject to change*
Where to buy Disney World tickets?
Some of the best theme park authorized ticket sellers are Undercover Tourist and The Park Prodigy.
I’ve used Undercover Tourist in the past for my Universal Studios Hollywood trip.
Their website was easy to use and when I sent them a message on Twitter, they quickly responded to my inquiry.
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Final Thoughts on Transferring Your Disney Tickets
Overall, remember to always contact an authorized Disney vacation planner for any questions you may have regarding your trip.
If you have any additional suggestions, be sure to leave them in the comments section below
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Until next time, Happy Park Hopping Hipsters!
About the Author
My name is Nikky. I’m a wife, a mother, a pharmacist turned theme park blogger, USA Today 10Best Contributor, and a writer who loves ALL things amusement park related!
Traveling alone to the parks has changed my life and I want to show how you can create your own solo theme park memories.
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(Original Article Date: June 22, 2019/Updated by Editor on June 15, 2024)