Tickets available on the UK website

[Minniemoo15]

These tickets worked brilliantly. We had never gotten hoppers before but found we really enjoyed them. The included memory maker was a great bonus !

 

[Monykalyn]

Sorry, you are or are not having issues? Think it's just a typo but not sure how to read your post. Thanks!

Sorry fat fingers! No issues at all. Used them perfectly fine.

 

[moab44]

On the tickets is says we still have to make park reservations. We purchased them last year before the reservation system was removed. I don’t think I still have to make a park reservation correct?
We are going in May. Just checking to see what other people have done.
Thanks

 

[CanucksRock]

On the tickets is says we still have to make park reservations. We purchased them last year before the reservation system was removed. I don’t think I still have to make a park reservation correct?
We are going in May. Just checking to see what other people have done.
Thanks

The UK tickets are date based. Do not need Park Reservations.

 

[olliesmom]

Just wanted to post an update that we used our tickets this month with no problems! They were linked correctly and everything went perfectly smoothly at the park gates. We loved having the park hopper and Memory Maker options available. We will definitely use Attraction Tickets again in the future. This was our first time buying tickets separately from a package directly from Disney, but it was worth the extra few logistics to add the extra features!

 

[Genie+]

Just wanted to post an update that we used our tickets this month with no problems! They were linked correctly and everything went perfectly smoothly at the park gates. We loved having the park hopper and Memory Maker options available. We will definitely use Attraction Tickets again in the future. This was our first time buying tickets separately from a package directly from Disney, but it was worth the extra few logistics to add the extra features!

And just to confirm:

Were you able to use the ticket for the first time at a park tap style, without doing anything else beforehand other than loading into MDE?

That’s how the UK tickets worked for us, but I’ve had enough questions about this point that I want to make sure this is the same for everybody (so I don’t give inaccurate answers to those questions). So far looks like using these tickets is pretty seemless. Just show up and tap in to your first park

 

[Minnie84]

We’ve used them many times. And yes, just show up and tap in. You can see them linked in MDE, as well as the linked memory maker. Super easy!

 

[Minniemoo15]

And just to confirm:

Were you able to use the ticket for the first time at a park tap style, without doing anything else beforehand other than loading into MDE?

That’s how the UK tickets worked for us, but I’ve had enough questions about this point that I want to make sure this is the same for everybody (so I don’t give inaccurate answers to those questions). So far looks like using these tickets is pretty seemless. Just show up and tap in to your first park

Yes we just showed up and tapped into the park as well. No need to validate like the Canadian tickets which was a nice bonus !

 

[Jabroniville]

Just wanted to post an update that we used our tickets this month with no problems! They were linked correctly and everything went perfectly smoothly at the park gates. We loved having the park hopper and Memory Maker options available. We will definitely use Attraction Tickets again in the future. This was our first time buying tickets separately from a package directly from Disney, but it was worth the extra few logistics to add the extra features!

Thanks for the response! I'm going myself in just a few days so it's good to know you had no hassles or "hey it's not showing up in our system- please stand here for 2 minutes while he figure this out" stuff, lol.

 

[KandyM]

I have 7 tickets I paid the deposit on before our Feb trip and didn't end up using them because the Canadian ticket offer worked out better for us. I moved the reservation date on these out to November but we have no plans to go back to WDW for a while.
Has anyone been able to transfer their unused ticket for WDW to a Disneyland ones through AttractionTickets? We might be heading that way in the fall. It would just be two of us though, so would want to break off two of the group of 7 to flip those to Disneyland.
This is probably not possible and I could get on a chat with them to ask, but wondering if anyone here had any experience with any similar moves?

 

[SheSingsAlong]

I have 7 tickets I paid the deposit on before our Feb trip and didn't end up using them because the Canadian ticket offer worked out better for us.
Has anyone been able to transfer their unused ticket for WDW to a Disneyland ones through AttractionTickets?

I don't have experience with this specific scenario, but maybe my story can help you: In November '23, I purchased 7-day UK tickets for DH, DD, and myself for a May '24 trip. Paid in full, tickets received and linked to MDE. A little while later, my sister and I decided to tack onto my existing family trip and add a Sisters' Trip immediately following. It would be so much more expensive for me to buy a 3 day Hopper from Disney and I wondered if there was a way to add days onto my 7 day UK ticket. Chatted with AttractionTickets employee and they said it would be no problem to cancel my previously purchased tickets (had to be all of the tickets, not just mine) and then use the credit to buy 7 day UK tickets for DH and DD and a 14 day UK ticket for me (I just had to pay the difference since the credit would not fully cover the new purchase). Good luck!

 

[BingoJoe]

https://www.americanattractions.co.uk/
Not sure if the link works or not, might be blocked, I;m not sure. But others on here have purchased their tickets through the UK, much better value (it includes park hopping, water parks and Memory Maker), even with the exchange. You don't need to be a UK resident. It's what I keep wondering about for my next trip as well.

It also includes the mini golf!