Bridging: Does a "4 + 3 free" bridge to a 7 day or a 4 day ticket?

[Perdita&Pongo]

If you buy a ticket that's 4 days plus 3 free and then bridge to an AP, does the system 'see' it as a 4 day or a 7 day ticket?

In other words, would you get current gate price for a 4 day or a 7 day?

I've had this on my mind when thinking about that ParkSavers ticket deal.

Questions like this make me miss CheshireFigment all the more!

 

[hsmamato2]

I am not the true expert but I assume that would show as a 7 day pass...I think the 4+3 wording is just to make it seem different...it is a 7 day pass. If I'm worng I'm sure others will correct this

 

[jpeden]

I know when we bought the "3 days with 1 Free" pass from Undercover Tourist it showed as a 4 Day MYW + Hopper on the hard medium ticket. I would imagine the 7 night ticket is the same way.

 

[BuckeyeBama]

I know when we bought the "3 days with 1 Free" pass from Undercover Tourist it showed as a 4 Day MYW + Hopper on the hard medium ticket. I would imagine the 7 night ticket is the same way.

This was my thought.

 

[Robo]

It's not just an opinion.
It is a fact.
There are no WDW tickets made that are "X days, plus Y days free."

So, yes, a "4 days, plus 3 days free" ticket purchase is simply a regular 7 day ticket, with a discount equivalent to the cost difference.
When upgrading, the system sees a regular 7 day ticket.

 

[MBradley12]

I bridged this exact ticket from Parksavers to an AP last week. As the previous posters mentioned, it was bridged using the current 7 day park hopper gate price.