Anybody still selling non expiring tickets?

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annsteere

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Dec 24, 2000

• Aug 29, 2015

• #1

I know Disney stopped selling these in Feb. Does anybody still sell them?

My current 10 day, non expiring ticket is down to 2 days and I'd like to buy a new ticket that let's me spread my park days over several trips.

 

ruadisneyfan2

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May 20, 2006

• Aug 29, 2015

• #2

I'd love to know too.

 

GreatLakes

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• Aug 29, 2015

• #3

I am pretty certain they are gone everywhere. I still have 5 days on a parkhopper I bought in late 2010 and I see from an economic point of view why they got rid of them but I can't say I liked the change. I'm paying about $50 a day to go to the parks with parkhopping at this point with that pass. It is what it is though.

 

OhMari

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• Aug 29, 2015

• #4

Non expiring tickets are truly gone. Undercover tourist had only a certain supply and they were sold out in a few short weeks, one other company had some in April yet, but they are pretty much gone forever. DVC members scrambled like crazy. I had a friend that bought 4 10 day non expiring, her and her husband go every year, but to only one or two parks. She plans on using them the next twenty years.

They only way they will come back is by people writing letters or doing exit surveys when you leave a park or resort And telling Disney we want them back, but I doubt that it will ever happen.

 

ibob52

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• Aug 29, 2015

• #5

I just *Double Checked* ... UnderCover Tourist ... [08/29/2015]

Does Have some Non Expiration Tickets ~ Most of them are ~ Child Ticket non expire.

But they do have these for adults:

5-Day Water Park Fun & More - No Expiration

6-Day Water Park Fun & More - No Expiration

 

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leebee

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Sep 14, 1999

• Aug 30, 2015

• #6

I still remember the good old days, when every ticket was non-expiring. If you bought the days, they were yours to use until they were gone, no extra charge attached. THAT was a company that believed in customer service, and wanted you to come back!

 

supersnoop

What time is the three o'clock parade?

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• Aug 30, 2015

• #7

leebee said:

I still remember the good old days, when every ticket was non-expiring. If you bought the days, they were yours to use until they were gone, no extra charge attached. THAT was a company that believed in customer service, and wanted you to come back!

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Expect back then, every day cost the same amount. If you want to purchase multiple one-day tickets, they'll still be valid forever. But they'll be crazy expensive.

 

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epsmith921

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• Aug 31, 2015

• #8

If I were to buy the non-expiring tickets from undercover tourist that are still available for adults, could I still add the park hopper option when after using them once to enter a park?

 

supersnoop

What time is the three o'clock parade?

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• Aug 31, 2015

• #9

epsmith921 said:

If I were to buy the non-expiring tickets from undercover tourist that are still available for adults, could I still add the park hopper option when after using them once to enter a park?

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No one knows. At least, nobody has reported their results if they tried. Technically, and upgrade is really an exchange of one ticket for another. Neither the ticket you'd own nor the ticket you'd want are being sold. So, there's no telling how much value you'd receive for the ticket, or if you could even get the new one.

I was going to try this myself, but we ended up purchasing annual passes. So, I've still got three 10-day w/ water park tickets that I'll want to add hopping to at some point in the future.

 

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epsmith921

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• Aug 31, 2015

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supersnoop said:

No one knows. At least, nobody has reported their results if they tried. Technically, and upgrade is really an exchange of one ticket for another. Neither the ticket you'd own nor the ticket you'd want are being sold. So, there's no telling how much value you'd receive for the ticket, or if you could even get the new one.

I was going to try this myself, but we ended up purchasing annual passes. So, I've still got three 10-day w/ water park tickets that I'll want to add hopping to at some point in the future.

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Thanks, I felt like maybe since it was an add-on option that's a flat fee rather than adding a day or converting to an annual pass. It makes so much sense to me but I definitely can't assume!