Adding Days to Park Hoppers?

[PolyPal]

We have 7 day Park Hoppers including Water Parks and More Fun with No Expiration. We've used 3 days of park admission and 1 water park admission. That leaves us 4 park days and 5 water park / Pleasure Island admissions for our next vacation

What if we want to do 5 days in the parks? Can we add one day to each partially used Park Hopper? If so, do they charge the incremental cost (difference between an 8 day and a 7 day Park Hopper)? Or do they charge something comparable to the price of a 1 day Park Hopper?

Thanks for any advice. Already planning the next WDW trip!

 

[bicker]

When did you purchase your passes originally?

 

[PolyPal]

Bicker, we purchased the passes last month in advance throught the WDW website.

Thanks.

 

[bicker]

And you haven't used them. You can upgrade them up to any existing pass, i.e., up to a 10 day pass. You pay the difference between what you paid for your passes originally and what you would have paid if you bought the "bigger" pass at today's prices.

 

[GoldenOldie]

You cannot add any days once the 14 day window has passed whether you have added the no expiration or not. The only thing you can do with this ticket besides using it up is apply the dollar value of remaining unused theme park admissions towards the purchase of the new ticket. This will not be very cost effective however as MYW tickets are front loaded in value. Off the top of my head, I believe the difference between a four day premium and a 7 day premium is about $35 before tax or so, the amount your ticket would have left unused.

 

[bicker]

Gosh, I'm almost positive that's not the case. I've been watching every thread about pass upgrading over the last few months, keeping a very close eye on each scenario and what seashoreCM replied (since she seems to know all those rules), and everything I've read indicated that post-2004 passes can be upgraded. Only pre-2005 passes cannot be, as you suggest, Oldie.

 

[PolyPal]

Sounds like we are out of luck. We used 3 of the 7 days al ready. So, while we have 4 days remaining if we wanted to visit the parks 5 days, adding a day sounds very expensive at this point. Oh well, there's always a day at Seaworld!