Add on more days?

[mrsparker13]

How much will it cost to add on 2 more days of park tickets for 2 adults and 1 child? We already have a 3 day pass but I was hoping to add 2 more days on if it doesn't cost too much.

 

[kmb584]

How much will it cost to add on 2 more days of park tickets for 2 adults and 1 child? We already have a 3 day pass but I was hoping to add 2 more days on if it doesn't cost too much.

~$30 + tax per ticket.

 

[POOHsie]

Be sure to use your tickets to enter a theme park first before upgrading. Then upgrade at Guest Relations or a Park Ticket Booth before the end of your 3rd day's ticket use.

3-Day Adult ticket plus tax = $291.81
3-Day Child ticket plus tax = $271.58

5-Day Adult ticket plus tax = $323.76
5-Day Child ticket plus tax = $302.46

Adult $323.76 - $291.81 = $31.95 cost to add 2 days/per ticket
Child $302.46 - $271.58 = $30.88 cost to add 2 days/per ticket

 

[GigiDisneyfreak]

Be sure to use your tickets to enter a theme park first before upgrading. Then upgrade at Guest Relations or a Park Ticket Booth before the end of your 3rd day's ticket use.

3-Day Adult ticket plus tax = $291.81
3-Day Child ticket plus tax = $271.58

5-Day Adult ticket plus tax = $323.76
5-Day Child ticket plus tax = $302.46

Adult $323.76 - $291.81 = $31.95 cost to add 2 days/per ticket
Child $302.46 - $271.58 = $30.88 cost to add 2 days/per ticket

Does it cost more if you do it before you enter a park?

 

[mesaboy2]

Does it cost more if you do it before you enter a park?

It can.

 

[POOHsie]

Does it cost more if you do it before you enter a park?

Let's say you bought your tickets from a third-party, such as AAA or UCT, and received a discount. (This also applies to tickets bought at The Disney Store.) Or, maybe you have resort package tickets but you booked your package reservation before the Feb 23, 2014 ticket price increase. In either case, if you upgraded your tickets before entering a theme park, you would only receive credit for what the ticket was originally worth, not what a current Disney gate price ticket is worth. Therefore your upgrade transaction would include that overall ticket price increase, plus the upgrade cost.

However, it you used these tickets first to enter a theme park before doing your transaction, your tickets would be price-bridged to current gate price, and you would only owe the upgrade cost. Since I usually don't know a poster's ticket history without asking a lot of questions, I make the general statement that you should use your tickets at a theme park first before doing a ticket upgrade.

These is no price-bridging for tickets sold directly by Disney through their online, will-call, mail order, or Ticket Booth operations.

 

[GigiDisneyfreak]

It can.

Let's say you bought your tickets from a third-party, such as AAA or UCT, and received a discount. (This also applies to tickets bought at The Disney Store.) Or, maybe you have resort package tickets but you booked your package reservation before the Feb 23, 2014 ticket price increase. In either case, if you upgraded your tickets before entering a theme park, you would only receive credit for what the ticket was originally worth, not what a current Disney gate price ticket is worth. Therefore your upgrade transaction would include that overall ticket price increase, plus the upgrade cost.

However, it you used these tickets first to enter a theme park before doing your transaction, your tickets would be price-bridged to current gate price, and you would only owe the upgrade cost. Since I usually don't know a poster's ticket history without asking a lot of questions, I make the general statement that you should use your tickets at a theme park first before doing a ticket upgrade.

These is no price-bridging for tickets sold directly by Disney through their online, will-call, mail order, or Ticket Booth operations.

Thank You.

 

[mrsparker13]

Be sure to use your tickets to enter a theme park first before upgrading. Then upgrade at Guest Relations or a Park Ticket Booth before the end of your 3rd day's ticket use. 3-Day Adult ticket plus tax = $291.81 3-Day Child ticket plus tax = $271.58 5-Day Adult ticket plus tax = $323.76 5-Day Child ticket plus tax = $302.46 Adult $323.76 - $291.81 = $31.95 cost to add 2 days/per ticket Child $302.46 - $271.58 = $30.88 cost to add 2 days/per ticket

Awesome!! Thank you so much for your information!!! : )

 

[mrsparker13]

Let's say you bought your tickets from a third-party, such as AAA or UCT, and received a discount. (This also applies to tickets bought at The Disney Store.) Or, maybe you have resort package tickets but you booked your package reservation before the Feb 23, 2014 ticket price increase. In either case, if you upgraded your tickets before entering a theme park, you would only receive credit for what the ticket was originally worth, not what a current Disney gate price ticket is worth. Therefore your upgrade transaction would include that overall ticket price increase, plus the upgrade cost. However, it you used these tickets first to enter a theme park before doing your transaction, your tickets would be price-bridged to current gate price, and you would only owe the upgrade cost. Since I usually don't know a poster's ticket history without asking a lot of questions, I make the general statement that you should use your tickets at a theme park first before doing a ticket upgrade. These is no price-bridging for tickets sold directly by Disney through their online, will-call, mail order, or Ticket Booth operations.

That is great!! Thank you so much!! I would have never even thought about that. I purchased my tickets through a resort package before the price increase so this will save me money.

 

[POOHsie]

That is great!! Thank you so much!! I would have never even thought about that. I purchased my tickets through a resort package before the price increase so this will save me money.

There's a few Ticketing CMs who don't seem to know how to apply price-bridging. If you are given an upgrade price higher than 2 Adults $63.90 + 1 Child $30.88 = Total $94.78, that CM hasn't done the transaction correctly. Best thing, if he/she is unwilling to price-bridge, is to politely ask for your tickets back and go to another CM. Don't upgrade at your resort in this situation; they are not ticket experts. Go to Guest Relations inside or outside each theme park or at DTD, or a park ticket booth. These people know ticketing best.

 

[thumper*]

WOW who'd of thunk it. Thanks for the info will save me some $.

 

[mrsparker13]

Just wanted to let everyone know that I called in today to inquire about how much the 2 additional days would cost. After about 30 minutes on the phone they were able to get me the 2 days for 2 adults and 1 child for $68.26!!! The CM told me it was because I had booked under the spring discount promotion which gives you an extra day for free when you purchase at least 4 days. Yay!!!

Saved me almost $30 and I don't have to worry about doing it in the parks!! Plus I can go ahead and make my FP+ selections for those 2 days!!