Can these (old) tickets be saved?

[yoopermom]

While cleaning I found 3 (2 adult 1 child) tickets that we did not use on our last trip to FL in, I would guess, 2004. They were purchased through AAA, were buy 2 days/get 1 free but don't look like much! They're the size of a business card, on plain white card stock, have a solid black (barcoded?) line across them almost at the top, and then have four lines of writing in black font explaining what they are. The other side is blank. (One of them is quite faded, so I'm hoping it's the black bar that holds the encoded information.)

Is there any way/hope of these being useable on our visit this July? I know they're real, because I bought them, but they sure don't look like much.

Thanks!
Terri

 

[damo]

If they have never been activated and there is no expiry date written on them, they should still be good.

 

[yoopermom]

Both of those things are true, but they must have been generated by AAA itself, not Universal because they look so, well... cheap! Honestly, you'd never know they were Universal tickets if it wasn't written on there. There's no color, no logo, etc, etc.

Fingers crossed! I sure wish I had a way of knowing before we actually got there though...

Terri

 

[damo]

Maybe you can call guest services and fax them.

 

[dtum]

We got our tickets from Mapleleaf last year when they had the special $129/14-day deal and now I'm getting a bit anxious about getting there and US not taking them. They have no expiration date and have never been used...just getting worried-maybe over nothing I hope

 

[Metro West]

We got our tickets from Mapleleaf last year when they had the special $129/14-day deal and now I'm getting a bit anxious about getting there and US not taking them. They have no expiration date and have never been used...just getting worried-maybe over nothing I hope

You shouldn't have any problems.