Disney Hopper Plus Passes with unused days on them

[safetymom]

For tickets EBay is a buyer beware situation. If you are looking to buy tickets I wouldn't want to show up at the turnstiles and find out there weren't as many days as the buyer said. At that stage you are stuck.

 

[GAIL HAYDEN]

Originally posted by jjjbennett
EVeryone says they would not buy off ebay but when I look at the hoppers being sold on Ebay they all appear to be getting bids and pretty high prices too.

Yes, they do get high prices often more than they are worth.

Everyone has not said they would not buy from Ebay, just the smart ones here.

 

[Lewisc]

Originally posted by jjjbennett
EVeryone says they would not buy off ebay but when I look at the hoppers being sold on Ebay they all appear to be getting bids and pretty high prices too.

As Gail said the SMART people know that:
1) There is no way to know how many days are left on the ticket until you get to FL. Seller fraud or mistake.
2) The winning prices may be higher than the passes are worth

3) People on these boards are frequently antcipating (or even planning) their next trip. Buy a PHP and keep the unused days for future trips.

I think you have to be nuts to buy a Disney pass on E-Bay.

 

[jjjbennett]

I agree I wouldn't buy the pass off of ebay but the OP was asking for ways to unload unwanted passes and it appears that many people do unload their passes on ebay and make a decent profit. There are many things I wouldn't buy off ebay but that doesn't prevent me from selling those items to others who are willing to take the risk. I Know I am honest so as the seller of an item there does not appear to be too many risks involved the risks lies on the buyers end.

 

[Silky]

I wouldn't sell them. As you may note, the prices for tickets have gone up dramatically over the years..... much more than inflation. If you plan on re-visiting the parks over the next 20-30 years, you'll be better off by using them at a later date. I've used passes as long as 8 years later without any difficulty. Good Luck

 

[GAIL HAYDEN]

Originally posted by Silky
I wouldn't sell them. As you may note, the prices for tickets have gone up dramatically over the years..... much more than inflation. If you plan on re-visiting the parks over the next 20-30 years, you'll be better off by using them at a later date. I've used passes as long as 8 years later without any difficulty. Good Luck

Well, since they say they never expire, then you should not have a problem.