can you turn your park tix into non expiry?

[tracipierce]

Hi all!

Just a quick query, I've bought the 14 day ultimate tickets for our dec trip, even though we are only staying for 7 days (they were the same price) so essentially I'm going to have 7 days left on the tickets. Is there any way of making these tickets non expiry so I can save them for the next trip?

TIA

 

[Becx N Gav]

From what I am aware you cannot change anything about the UK exclusive tickets (Ultimate Tickets) - you can't add no expiration, you can't add extra days etc. I think it's because it's such a good deal and maybe it isn't programmed into their computer system

 

[wayneg]

There are threads that people have posted they have been succesful changing them into a Premium AP but never heard of non-expiry.

 

[tracipierce]

I know with the US tix there is a way of making them non expiry, but didn't know if we could do it too. I guessed it wouldn't be as straight forward. I would consider upgrading them to an AP, but not sure when we will be back again, so probably wouldn't be worth it.

 

[wayneg]

Has to be a Premium AP so an expensive option, we only buy the cheaper AP, not bothered about water parks so we decided its not worth upgrading.

 

[Ian.Whiteley]

If you purchase your tickets through a US website such as Disneys' own then you can personalise your tickets as much as you like. You can specify the exact number of days you want, with/without park hopper, with/without water park access and with/without expiration.

We purchased 4 adult disney passes for 6 days with no frills and found out it was the cheapest option for us. Its worth comparing for your own circumstances.

 

[tracipierce]

did look into buying them that way, but wanted to get the dining plan so had to buy it all in the same place Oh well, it hasn't cost me any more than the 7 day tickets, so I've nothing to moan about really