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gatorchinsky
01-16-2008, 03:15 PM
Hi I am new to these boards, but not new to Disney. I hope someone can shed some light on my question because I have gotten several different answers from several different people at Disney. We have the 4 Day MYW (no park hopping) tickets that expire 6 months after first use. We will be visiting in March and only able to go to 2 parks so we were going to go to WDW again before the 6 months expire. The way I interpret the 6 month rule is that if we use the tickets for the first time on March 3rd then we would have through September 3rd to use the other 2 days. Two Disney employees told me that we would have only until August 3rd before they expire and then just today I was told by another Disney employee that we would have until September 3rd. As you can see I am very confused and a little frustrated. We live in Florida and I will not go to WDW in the summer time so I was hoping to use them up September 1st, 2nd or 3rd. Also, we got a great rate at the GF for those September dates. I hope someone can help me. Thanks.

bradisgoofy
01-16-2008, 11:56 PM
Are they Florida resident tickets, because I've never heard of six month tickets? If that is the case, it would be six full months after they are first used. I know the regular MYW tickets, no matter how many days, expire 14 days after first use.

gatorchinsky
01-17-2008, 05:17 AM
They are Florida Resident tickets. I again spoke to a CM last night and she told me without a doubt that the tickets would be good through September 3rd (If we use them first on March 3rd). They officially say expires 6 months from first use (not expires 180 days). I really couldn't understand where one of the CM's said 6 months would end on August 3rd. Thanks for your help.

bradisgoofy
01-17-2008, 06:54 AM
They can't count? :laughing:

CleveRocks
01-18-2008, 05:49 AM
They can't count? :laughing:

That's what I figure, too. I wouldn't look any deeper than that, as it's the only plausible explanation.