Crazy ticket question

[CookieGVB]

I had an old ticket that was originally a non-expiring, 10 day ticket with extras. I recently had it checked, and it was changed to a new plastic ticket that has 1 park day plus 5 extras. Can I go back with this new ticket and add days or will it show that it used to be a 10 day ticket? Also, since it was non-expiring, what are the chances that has stayed the same?

 

[siskaren]

You can't add to a 10-day ticket, and even if it was less than a 10 day ticket, you can only upgrade within the first 14 days of first use.

Also, since it was non-expiring, what are the chances that has stayed the same?

I don't understand what you're asking.

 

[kaytieeldr]

It's stil non-expiring, if that's what you're asking.

 

[CookieGVB]

I was issued a completely new ticket. I guess it's still going to be recognized as 1 day left on a 10 day ticket, correct? Or is it now just as if it was a new 1 day ticket? Sorry for the crazy questions

 

[siskaren]

It's considered to be a 10 day ticket that has one day left.

 

[doconeill]

I was issued a completely new ticket. I guess it's still going to be recognized as 1 day left on a 10 day ticket, correct? Or is it now just as if it was a new 1 day ticket? Sorry for the crazy questions

You were issued a new ticket ID on a card...but the ticket entitlements remained the same in the computer. Think of the ticket or card as really a key, and the box it opens contains the actual entitlements. So you had an old "key" that unlocked a 10-day non-expiring ticket with 10 WPFM options...you used 9 days and 5 options.

When they issued you the new ticket card, the box stayed the same - they just changed the lock and key. The box still has 1 day left and 5 options, and they still don't expire.

 

[CookieGVB]

Thanks - I swear I'm not a newbie.