Can I transfer old tickets to my room key?

[JennyMominRI]

I have 2 partially used tickets(for the same person) .One has 2 days ,one has 4...Can I jusy have all 6 days put on one room key?

 

[mbcary]

I have 2 partially used tickets(for the same person) .One has 2 days ,one has 4...Can I jusy have all 6 days put on one ticket?

Not exactly sure about the answer, but go see Customer Relations when you arrive at your first park. My parents went a few weeks ago and had some old PH tickets and wanted to combine them to one and the very nice CM just gave them a free day, so they purchased MYW tickets for the remaining time of their visit.
Good luck!

 

[BirdsOfPreyDave]

You can only have one base ticket on your room key at one time. You can have them transfer one of the two tickets onto your key, but not both. Once you've used the days up on that ticket, you can then have the other ticket transfered on.

 

[GoldenOldie]

Dave is correct. Disney only allows one ticket purchase (old or new doesn't matter) to be encoded on any ticket media. You cannot combine them.

 

[Cheshire Figment]

The ticket system is set up that basically you can only do one of two things to an existing ticket.

One is to reissue a ticket, usually done when the magnetic coding has been wiped out or to switch between a paper or plastic ticket.

The other is to upgrade a MYW ticket to add more days or options.

In either event, the system will only allow one ticket as the input and one ticket as the output in one transaction.

The only "exception" is if you are upgrading multiple tickets at the same time, such as adding Water Parks Fun and More to base or hopper tickets, where there might be a family upgrading four tickets and the result will be four new tickets out but only one payment to be made.