2 tickets on magic band.

[Chip_Dale]

We have an old non expiry park hopper ticket with 1 day left. We have a new 3 day non hopper ticket. Not planning on updating the ticket to park hoppers. Not sure on what day we want to hop to use the old ticket. How do you determine what ticket is used when you enter the park.

 

[erionm]

You will need to stop at a Guest Relations location prior to entering a theme park and have them prioritize the tickets in the order you want them used.

 

[Robo]

We have an old non expiry park hopper ticket with 1 day left. We have a new 3 day non hopper ticket. Not planning on updating the ticket to park hoppers. Not sure on what day we want to hop to use the old ticket. How do you determine what ticket is used when you enter the park.

You might want to consider this.

As of right now, your old one-day Hopper is worth up to $160 as a one-day ticket.
(Depends on when you go.)
That value will likely increase to $180, or so, within the next 6-9 months.

If you USE that old ticket as part of a 4-day trip (buying a 3-day ticket to go with it) you will be
reducing the value of that old ticket to about $35 (The value would be about $85, if you do hop on that one day.)

 

[bobbyshawatl]

I agree with Robo. I had an OLD one day pass left over from years ago when they were ALL non-expiring. Several years ago (before Harry Potter), you used to be able to pick up a 7 day pass for Universal Studios at some grocery stores where I live for $99. So, we planned a week down in Orlando around that deal. It was our first trip to Universal Studios, but being Disney fanatics, we couldn't go all the way down there and not visit Disney! So, what we did was leave Universal for 2 days to Disney, one day using that old left over pass, and then another day to do the Christmas Party (to this day, I STILL think it's outrageous for what they charge someone who already has a ticket for the party.... but if you ONLY buy the party, it's a little more palatable). We even did a "hop", spending the morning at Universal before jumping over for the Christmas party. So, long story short... I would definitely save that one day non-expiring pass for some visit that you can get a better value out of it. My story is just an example of how I used mine.