Are Non-Expiring Tickets an option anymore?

[laughinplace2]

I remember that they took the option for non-expiring off the website a few years back but there was still talk that you could add the option when buying in person or over the phone. Does this exist at all anymore? I am a person who greatly benefited from it because I take 1-2 trips down per year but only use like 2, sometimes 3 park days per trip so doing out the math I saved HUNDREDS of dollars over just buying the tix each trip. I still have one day left on my non-expiring ticket from like four years ago....so it's time to look into buying tickets again!

Thanks everyone.

 

[siskaren]

No, they're not available anymore.

 

[Buttrcp16]

Undercover Tourist is still selling what they have left, but it looks like only child tickets are available now.

 

[bcrook]

No, they're not available anymore.

I can hear the tiered pricing in the distance rumbling its way to Disney parks. I hope that isn't announced at d23.

 

[mom2rtk]

I can hear the tiered pricing in the distance rumbling its way to Disney parks. I hope that isn't announced at d23.

It would be interesting to see the spinmeisters in overdrive trying to sell that as something exciting to announce.

 

[DebbieB]

I can hear the tiered pricing in the distance rumbling its way to Disney parks. I hope that isn't announced at d23.

I doubt they will announce something that could be perceived as negative at D23.

 

[bcrook]

I doubt they will announce something that could be perceived as negative at D23.

I think it will be spun as value times. If they can sell the dining plan, they can make tiered pricing sound good.

DVC points are good because people see the bargain times and feel great about going at a cheaper rate than those suckers at New Years and Soring break. When it's introduced, it will be presented as a plus. Just like Airline pricing. I have no idea how much I'm being taken advantage of by Southwest, but when I see the 'cheap' Wanna Get Away price compared to the business select price I always think I'm getting a bargain.

But your probably right, D23 wouldn't be the best place to announce a 90% increase in some ticket prices. This can be our holiday present.

 

[kathy884]

I feel your pain. With the changes were down to one Disney visit per trip at about $100 per pop. The way tickets are structured, you really don't get any substantial discount unless you are doing four or more days in the same trip, and that's definitely not us.