are my passes still good?

[pooch]

when last we went to Florida, we only used 1 day of our 2 day Universal/IOA passes (too tired to go back). I still have them, are they any good? No expiration daye listed on them? My son is no longer a child, can I upgrade his pass?

 

[the Dark Marauder]

I would say yes to both.

 

[pooch]

the passes are from 1999?!?!?

 

[MartDM]

I suggest you call Universal and ask them. They are the only ones who can tell you for certain whether you'll be able to use them.

 

[DVC'96]

Please post and let us know what you find out. I have two children's passes with one day left on each and they are both over 10 now. I think they are from 1996 or 1997.
Thanks,

 

[phamton]

The old passes can still be used, even the ones from 1996. You will have to stop at guest services before entering the park and exchange them for "scanable" passes in order to get through the gates and also for the passes to work in the express pass machines. Most of the older passes don't have readable barcodes for the new system to read. There won't be a charge to exchange them for the newer passes.

The child's tickets will have to be upgraded to adults tickets though and there will be a charge for that (somewhere around $10).