Disney Tickets 2010

[dg141]

Does anyone know when disney tickets for 2010 go on sale as I would like to get them soon.
Cant wait we go in January.

 

[UKDEB]

Hey there, dg141. What precisely do you mean by Disney tickets? Are you talking about park tickets? If so, you can buy them at any time and keep them until you need them - they're activated on first use.

 

[~Piglet~]

Thanks, that answers the question i've just posted too

 

[Dimplenose]

Hey there, dg141. What precisely do you mean by Disney tickets? Are you talking about park tickets? If so, you can buy them at any time and keep them until you need them - they're activated on first use.

I've just answered Piglets other thread - but I've read 2009 tickets had to be first used by the 31/12/09. (The 14 day UK ticket)

 

[UKDEB]

Really? Apologies in that case, I'm obviously not up to speed.

 

[gemmybear83]

I've just answered Piglets other thread - but I've read 2009 tickets had to be first used by the 31/12/09. (The 14 day UK ticket)

When we went to WDW in Jan 2008 I purchased 2008 UK 14 day tickets - asthe 2007 ones were advertised saying they had to be first used by 31/12/07 but they were activated under a 2007 code (thats what was displayed on my key to the world card), when I queryed this at concierge they said it didnt matter which year you purchased

 

[aaronandterri]

I was wondering about buying 2009 tickets as i getting 21 day ones and wont be activating the till middle of dec would they still be ok in jan 2010

 

[Snowy-girls]

This is where i get confused when buying tickets.I know the Magic Your Way tickets(the ones i buy)can be bought 2 months or 2 years in advance as they do not start to expire until your first day of use.
As for the 14/21 day tickets,i have read that they must be used by the end of the year,but have also heard that they also don't start to expire until first day of use-very confusing .
Different sites have different rules to others,and makes it confusing for the buyer.x.

 

[wayneg]

Could the expiry date be possibly a way of UK agents increasing prices but not actually a Disney expiry? Wouldn't surprise me. We bought ticket from Virgin for Xmas trip, price increased 1st Jan but we were OK as we wanted to activate 25th Dec so paid lower price. When we got the voucher from Virgin it said must be exchanged within 60 days, no other so called expiry date.

 

[wideeyes]

My DD disney UK ticket from last year said must be first used by 31st December 2009 so hers had an expiry date.

 

[Snowy-girls]

Could the expiry date be possibly a way of UK agents increasing prices but not actually a Disney expiry? Wouldn't surprise me. We bought ticket from Virgin for Xmas trip, price increased 1st Jan but we were OK as we wanted to activate 25th Dec so paid lower price. When we got the voucher from Virgin it said must be exchanged within 60 days, no other so called expiry date.

My thoughts exactly Wayne,i was interested in getting my Orlando Flextickets with Virgin well in advance,but they had an expiry date to them,which is why i went elsewhere and managed to get them with no expiry-only expires from first use,and still beat the price increase.x.