Child's 10 day non expiration ticket question

[Carter'sMommy]

Hi

I am a regular over at the DL sites but have WDW specific questions.

Back a few years ago we bought 10 day non expiration with a 6 day water and more feature.

Our son was 5 at the time and bought him the child's ticket. Now he is fast approaching 9 and we probably will not go to WDW in the next year (we are DL AP holders) and might wait 3-4 years so he can fully appreciate the water parks and Disney Quest.

What happens to his ticket if he is 10+ years old when we go next??? Do we have to pay the difference? Current value or the value at the time we bought the adult tickets ...there have been a few price increases!!! :scared1:

IF we use all the park days can we still use the "water and more" feature later?? Say in 5 more years???

We have used 4 park admission days and none of the water and more days . We were thinking the next time we go would be for about a week -- mostly to the parks and a day or 2 at the water parks so we would have a few days remaining of the water and more feature.

Do they just expire??? or can we use them for a trip a few years later --- we would buy more park admission tickets at that time.

Thanks for your help!!!

[coltfan]

Disney will just make sure he really was valid for the child ticket at the time it was purchased and had days used while he was a child. If so, it should be changed to an adult ticket with no cost to you.

It will still have all remaining features (hopper, park days, plus options, non-expiring, etc). If you use up all the park entries but still have plus options, those will still never expire.

[kohlby]

Agree! The never-expires tickets are good forever, even when the child changes over the child age as long as it was started use at 9 years old or younger.

[Carter'sMommy]

WOO HOO!!! :cool1: :banana: :woohoo:

Thanks .... I knew my fellow DISer's would know !!

[seashoreCM]

use them for a trip a few years later --- we would buy more park admission tickets at that time.!
For best results use them (remains of non-expirations) on a vacation short enough you don't need to buy more park admission tickets yet.

Disney hints: http://www.cockam.com/dispass.htm