Child Ticket

[LeeAnn]

I'm helping a friend in planning her short Disney trip. I have come across something I don't have the answer to so I'm checking here.

She bought her child a 10-day child pass many years ago at Shades of Green with her dad. She had a paper ticket that stated the type of ticket. This was back in the day when the ticket did not expire.

A couple years ago or so, she when to use it and they converted it to a plastic ticket. Her child's name was then associated with the ticket. At the end of trip she had 2 days left.

Now she plans to use it on this short trip. Here come the questions...

1.) Is this ticket still good? Her child is over the age of 9.

2.) Can they upgrade it to an adult ticket?

3.) If so, how much will that be?

4.) What are our options?

 

[iujen94]

My sister just had this exact same issue. Good news - yes the ticket is still good and it won't charge her a penny to upgrade the ticket to an adult ticket. Bad news - I'm pretty sure she will have to go to Guest Relations to get that done.

 

[ravenclawtrekkie]

Any ticket booth can handle the 'upgrade' of a partially used non-expiring child ticket into an adult ticket at no charge. We don't penalize kids for growing up.

 

[tjmw2727]

We have had this happen with one of my daughters as well as my nephew, just go to guest relations with the ticket and the child. As long as the dates used and the current age of the child make sense they will upgrade the ticket to an over 9 ticket with the same # of remaining days and any other entitlements.