Do u know of any online place to sell event tickets?

[mala55]

Does anyone know of an online place to sell Disney event tickets? I bought after hour tickets to Epcot in June, but now we are needing to reschedule our trip. They are non-refundable.

Thanks!

 

[gottalovepluto]

Disney does not allow re-selling of park tickets.

However, the ticket will retain the value you paid for them. When you decide when your re-scheduling call Disney and they will apply the value of the unused tickets to your new tickets. If the tickets are cheaper they will not refund you, if the tickets are more expensive you pay the difference at the time of purchase.

 

[crazy4wdw]

Undercover Tourist sells event ticket. Appears that they are currently selling tickets for Disney After Hours and also H2O glownights

UT does provide refunds for unused tickets. I believe they charge a 5% restocking fee.

Edit: Sorry, re-read your post and see where you wanted to re-sell your tickets.

 

[Genie+]

Make sure to keep records yourself. Date purchased, from where, ticket dates, ticket numbers, transaction numbers, payment method, etc. I try to keep any emails and receipts associated.

After the ticket date passes, usually a credit can still be issued on totally unused tickets BUT you cannot rely on Disney’s system to provide that info for you. The tickets may no longer show in your account, but you can help them trace it by providing details.

We’ve had to do this a few times. Normally ticket credits can only be used toward new tickets, on a one to one basis.

Example - you can’t apply the amount you paid for an unused After Hours ticket to pay for the Dining Plan, LLs or Meet the Rhinos, etc. You can’t use 3 unused After Hours tickets to pay for one multi-day park ticket, or vice versa. One ticket toward the purchase of one new ticket only.

If the new ticket is priced lower than your expired unused ticket, they will not refund the difference. So one $200 MVMCP could be used to buy a $150 MNSSHP the next year, but you will not have any credit leftover after that transaction. If you ended up not using that MNSSHP ticket and wanted to use toward one 2 Day park ticket, they will apply $150 a credit (not the $200 of original purchase).

 

[scrappinginontario]

Disney tickets are non-transferrable and cannot be sold.

Accurate answers have been provided explaining what will happen with the tickets you will not be using.

Closing thread.