Re-entry

[mikipe2]

Hi there, Just wondering if someone could tell me Movieworld's re-entry prices/policies. - Are you allowed to exit/re-enter the park through-out the day? - Do Movieworld always offer a re-entry ticket (for another day) when you leave? - If so, how much? - Also, if someone knows the same answers for Dreamworld and White Water World, that'd be great. Thanks in advance! Mike.

[DonjaiInLA]

Dreamworld and WWW have reentry stamps for free, someone else might be able to tell you about the other parks policy, with the new changes I wouldn't be sure. Dreamworld normally has some kind of "Come back a second day for $15"-ish but I don't know if that still occurs. You have to buy it before a certain time in the day though

[DarkSide]

i recomend wristbands not stamps 1. stamps rub off easily once water or sweat hit it and rub off easily as for writsbands they will not come off unless u rip it off any one else agree with me

[mikipe2]

Nice, thanks for that! If anyone knows what happens with Movieworld at the moment, that'd be great. Cheers Mike.

[Gazza]

^But wristbands aren't biodegradable, and would cost more each than a stamp. A quick google also told me that in industries that use hand stamps (Theme parks, night clubs etc) tend to use waterproof ink. For the WVTP parks, only WnW doesn't have pass outs (Well, they do have this 15 minute pass out, but you have to go via guest services to do it...don't hold me to this one) At SW and WBMW just grab a stamp on the way out.

Edited August 11, 2009 by Gazza

[DaptoFunlandGuy]

I like the way they used to do it in the U.S. (don't know if they still do) but they used a waterproof UV stamp. The stamp itself was barely visible against the skin, except under a UV light, which they had in little dark boxes near the park gates. They would change the stamp frequently so each day was different too. It was funny though because at one stage we were on mr toads wild ride (which like most disney rides uses an excess of UV lighting) and we had about 5 or 6 stamps on various parts of our arms under varying stages of degradation from the various parks we had visited over the past week.

[mikipe2]

Awesome, thanks for all your responses . I'm also trying to decide whether to buy a 1 or 2 day pass to Movieworld. But would prefer to just decide once I get there. Does anyone know if they allow you to upgrade to a second day, and for how much? Thanks again! Mike.

[New display name]

I like the way they used to do it in the U.S. (don't know if they still do) but they used a waterproof UV stamp. The stamp itself was barely visible against the skin, except under a UV light, which they had in little dark boxes near the park gates. They would change the stamp frequently so each day was different too. It was funny though because at one stage we were on mr toads wild ride (which like most disney rides uses an excess of UV lighting) and we had about 5 or 6 stamps on various parts of our arms under varying stages of degradation from the various parks we had visited over the past week.

UV stamps where used for a pass out at Expo 88.

[tolly1804]

Mike, one day should be enough, if you plan it properly so you don't miss any of the shows

[mikipe2]

Hi tolly, Thanks for that. I probably should've explained, my health's not great and I'd cope better over two days. (And if I can leave the park to go and have a lie down, that would help, hence my question about re-entry on the same day). But either way, we might just aim for one day anyway, make sure to prioritise well, and ask once I'm actually there. Thanks again for everyone's responses. Cheers Mike.

[T-bone]

I like the way they used to do it in the U.S. (don't know if they still do) but they used a waterproof UV stamp. The stamp itself was barely visible against the skin, except under a UV light, which they had in little dark boxes near the park gates. They would change the stamp frequently so each day was different too. It was funny though because at one stage we were on mr toads wild ride (which like most disney rides uses an excess of UV lighting) and we had about 5 or 6 stamps on various parts of our arms under varying stages of degradation from the various parks we had visited over the past week.

Yesterday at Magic Mountain, I had to get a passout to meet up with the group at Hurricane Habour, and I was given a UV stamp for re-entry, which was checked via a UV light. The same situation occurred at Discovery Kingdom when the group took a break from the park (we had been there since 8am, and left the park at 11:15pm).