FAQs
  • Can I use my Disney 7 Day Ultimate Ticket to visit more than one Disney Park in a day?
    Yes, you can visit all of the 6 Disney Theme Parks in any one day and that would only constitute one days use. 
  • Does the Disney 7 Day Ultimate Ticket Ticket Expire?
    The Disney 7 Day Ultimate Ticket expires 14 days from first use. 
  • Do I need to use my Disney 7 Day Ultimate Ticket over consecutive days?
    No, the days do not have to be taken consecutively, although all admissions expire after 14 days if not used.
  • Can I buy one day Disney Tickets?
    No, the minimum duration Disney ticket you can pre-purchase in the UK and Ireland is the Disney 7 Day Ultimate Ticket.
  • What is the Memory Maker?
    Memory Maker is an exciting Disney product which allows you to keep all the photographs taken of you and your family by Disney PhotoPass photographers and all Disney ride photographs. Your photos are linked to your Disney account, so you can download from the Disney PhotoPass site as many times as you like. This fantastic product normally costs up to $199 per person, but is available with Disney adult tickets as an exclusive added bonus for UK and Irish customers pre-purchasing Disney Tickets.
  • Can the whole family use the Memory Maker service?
    The DisneyPhotoPass service has been created to get the whole family in the picture capturing Disney memories like your family posing together in front of Cinderella Castle or screaming down Splash Mountain. However, the Memory Maker entitlement can only be linked to one guest ticket/ticket and only the person who has the Memory Maker entitlement linked to their Disney ticket/account can download the photos taken. The Memory Maker Guest must be present in order to get the photos sent to their Disney account.
  • What are Extra Magic Hours?
    Each day, select attractions are open longer at one of the theme parks. Valid park ticket and Resort I.D. required.