AP expiration date question...

[DisBuckMan]

My whole family has AP's at Universal. My wife isn't as "ride adventurous" as my son and I are, so she's decided that one day of Universal per year is enough for her. That way, she can get in the rides she wants to do in one day with us, then head back to our DVC at Disney and do a spa day or tour the world showcase on the other day/days my son and I want to do Universal. This being the case, we're going to drop her AP and simply buy a one day PTP pass for her when we go. Just makes good sense.

Now, for the question. Our current annual passes have an expiration date of 5/22/17. Coincidentally, that's the first day we plan on being at Universal this coming year. So, will she be able to use her AP for that day, with it expiring at the end of that day....or is the 22nd the first day of it being "expired".

Of course, we're hoping for the former.

 

[snoopboop]

If you activated the pass on 5/22/16, then she WILL be able to use it on 5/22/17.

 

[DisBuckMan]

If you activated the pass on 5/22/16, then she WILL be able to use it on 5/22/17.

Yeah, I'm not sure of the exact date it was activated...somewhere within a day or two of that, but unsure exactly. All I know is the expiration date on the ticket is 5/22/17, and I need to know if it can be used that day.

 

[damo]

Yeah, I'm not sure of the exact date it was activated...somewhere within a day or two of that, but unsure exactly. All I know is the expiration date on the ticket is 5/22/17, and I need to know if it can be used that day.

Yes you can use it on the expiration date. You just can't use it after the expiration date.

 

[DisBuckMan]

Thanks, damo. Was hoping for that answer.

 

[bumbershoot]

My husband can't go on any of the big rides b/c of size issues.

And yet he spends multiple days at the parks. So it's odd to me that your wife only feels she needs one day! They likely can't/won't ride the same rides.


Just like at Disney, you can enter the park on the expiration date on the pass.

 

[tony67]

Thanks all - I was wondering the exact same thing but had not got around to asking it.