Can you add the Non Expiry option to MYW tix -

[PaulaMurf]

Does anyone know if this would work - If I buy MYW tickets with the Non- expirary option, but then have days left at the end of the trip can I "upgrade" to the non-expire option? I assume I would have to pay the number of days of the original ticket so it would be better to buy them at the begininng, but, just in case is this possibly?

TIA
Paula in CT

 

[InstImpres]

Yes youa re totally right. You can do the upgrade within 14 days of first use and yes, you pay for the "no expiration" based on the original number of days on the ticket. (Guest services at any park can do this for you)

 

[granmanh603]

I'm not sure but I think is a flat fee for non expire like 35 or 45 per ticket no mater the days? I know my son added the plus option after he was there and it was a flat fee per ticket , 45 I think for a 10 day ticket.

 

[CDSTapisRouge]

I'm not sure but I think is a flat fee for non expire like 35 or 45 per ticket no mater the days? I know my son added the plus option after he was there and it was a flat fee per ticket , 45 I think for a 10 day ticket.

The Park hopping option ($35) and the Plus pack ($45...number of admits changes based on length of tickets) are the only flat rate fee... to add no expiration it is based on the amount of days the original ticket was purchased for...a 2 or 3 day ticket is $10, 4 day ticket is $15, 5 day is $35, 6 day is $45, 7 day is $55, 8,9 and 10 day are $100 per ticket, plus tax for the non expiration add on.

As was stated the non expiration will be based on the amount of days the original ticket was good for and can be added up to 14 days from the first use of the ticket at any park guest relations or resort front desk (concierge).

 

[seashoreCM]

You can add more days at the same time you add non-expiration. My recommendation when adding non-expiration, add days as needed so the total number of days including the days already spent is seven or ten.

Usually non-expiration is cost effective only when the remains of the ticket and/or other partially used tickets will fully cover some vacation (not necessarily your next) in your future.

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