Skippyboo
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You can get the park hopper cost back. How much is the saving from going from 7 to 6 ? 20 bucks? July 10 is AP preview day so you still have be lucky with the registration and depending on your arrival time you might only get a couple of hours in MK or AK plus the AP preview could have timed entry slots too.I have multiple ticket issues that are impacted by the operational changes. My wife and I have activated annual passes, which now expire in March 2021. We bought seven day park hoppers for the kids. Normally, we buy annual passes for all of us, but their college schedule didn't allow for multiple trips this time.
We originally had reservations for May 12; those were cancelled, of course. So I guessed an opening date and picked a July 10 arrival. "Missed it by that much," as Maxwell Smart would say. We are DVC members staying at the GF.
Because no parks will be open on our arrival day, I would like to reduce the kids' tickets by a day. The park hopper option that I paid for is also no good. One potential problem is that I bought the kids' tickets from UT.
As APs, my wife and I could get into a park on July 10, but the kids would be unable to do so. That's unfair to them.
I'll probably end up on hold for two hours, only to be told that there's no way to modify the tickets.
Maybe try UT first before calling Disney?