Question? Is Epcot center is included in the magic kingdom ticket, how the heck does it work?

[desideriascott]

I'm confused, I would like to go to Orlando parks, obviously see the Disney castle, sea world, etc, but also epcot, do I need to buy 1 ticket to magic kingdom and 1 ticket to epcot?

[spondishy]

Yep, the ticketing system is darn complex. First off, Disney is in no way related to Seaworld. So to go to Seaworld, you will need a seperate ticket.

To go to the Magic Kingdom and Epcot park you have a few choices. You can buy single day tickets that allow you entry into one park. So you'd have to buy two tickets. There are also multiple day and hopper tickets.

For more details, have a read of our disney world ticket guide. Walt Disney World Tickets Information and Disney Tickets Guide

[DisneyFan83]

I was looking at the tickets and wondered this myself. Thanks for the help. Is there any tickets for cross-franchises, like Sea World AND The Magic Kindgom, or is that completely separate? I would think that would help everyone out...

[spondishy]

I was looking at the tickets and wondered this myself. Thanks for the help. Is there any tickets for cross-franchises, like Sea World AND The Magic Kindgom, or is that completely separate? I would think that would help everyone out...

Not that I'm aware. I've seen UK companies do deals where you buy your tickets together for the different parks and get a discount. But they are seperate tickets. You're just getting a little knocked off the price by buying them all from one seller.