Add a day to a ticket? (need a quick answer if possible, please!)

[Nybor]

If we buy 5-day tickets, and we decide to do 6 days at the parks, would we need to buy a 1-day ticket, or is it possible to add a day to the 5-day to make it a 6-day?

Thanks!

- Robyn

 

[aaarcher86]

If we buy 5-day tickets, and we decide to do 6 days at the parks, would we need to buy a 1-day ticket, or is it possible to add a day to the 5-day to make it a 6-day? Thanks! - Robyn

You can add the additional day to make it a 6 day ticket at guest relations.

 

[mickeysmith]

If we buy 5-day tickets, and we decide to do 6 days at the parks, would we need to buy a 1-day ticket, or is it possible to add a day to the 5-day to make it a 6-day?

Thanks!

- Robyn

We were able to add a day by going to Guest Services at our resort.

 

[dgthree]

As long as you're within 14 days of the first day you used your ticket, you can add a day easily. Have fun!

 

[Cheshire Figment]

You can add days to any ticket. All you will pay is the difference between the price of the number of days on the current ticket and the price for the number of days on the new tickets.

The following rules apply:

1. No ticket (other than an annual pass) may have more than ten days of entry on it, counting both used and unused.

2. A ticket is valid for 14 days from first use. If day one is a Sunday, day 14 is the second Saturday following.

3. Any upgrade must be done prior to the close of business on the day that you have used your last entry, even if less than 14 days. (This does not apply if you have a room plus tickets package and are staying at a Disney Resort.)

 

[Angel Ariel]

Welcome back, Cheshire Figment! This is the first post I've seen from you in a while, and it's nice to see your name pop up again! You've always been very helpful with all ticket related questions