Can I do anything with these charactor meal tickets?

[clairabell29]

I just found 3 child charactor meal tickets that I bought last year, but never mad it back to DL like we thought we would. The tickets expired on Jan 17. Is there any way I can pay the difference to get new ones? Will they still allow me to use them or should I stick them in the scrap book? Also if I can trade them in or use them can I upgrade 1 to an adult ticket? Thanks!

 

[clairabell29]

anyone?? I leave in 9 days and would love to take my little one to goofy's if these are usable. Thanks!

 

[Vala]

Where did you get the tickets from?

I'd call the place you originally bought them from and ask about their policy on expired tickets. There can be different rules depending on the issuer.

I'm pretty sure Disney wouldn't accept expired tickets.

 

[pixiewings71]

Call Disney Dining and ask.

 

[Queenbillabong]

I just found 3 child charactor meal tickets that I bought last year, but never mad it back to DL like we thought we would. The tickets expired on Jan 17. Is there any way I can pay the difference to get new ones? Will they still allow me to use them or should I stick them in the scrap book? Also if I can trade them in or use them can I upgrade 1 to an adult ticket? Thanks!

I would think if they have an expiration date, unless you called in and made some special arrangements before that date you'll be out of luck now......

 

[Eeee-va]

I would definitely call the people you got the ticket from, and possibly Disney. Normally I'd figure they're no good (and they may NOT be any good)--but if they are considered to be "gift certificates" then they may be valid, or at least may have face value.

http://www.dca.ca.gov/publications/legal_guides/s-11.shtml

(I don't know if the certificate is actually considered to be for "perishable food items", as I don't know if regular restaurant gift cards have that stipulation. If so, the expiration date still must be in 10 point or larger font. I think the main issue is if the voucher is considered to be a "gift certificate" or not.)

Good luck!