They will be backdated to the old expiration date so 2/26.
Thank you, that’s helpful. Due to holiday blackout dates, I think a renewal ends up being about $150 more expensive than buying two sets of park tickets for our upcoming trips…if we could have stretched it to late March, I might have taken a gamble of getting a Moonlight Magic weekend in late Feb/early Mar, but hard to justify given that I know we won’t be traveling before late Feb for sure.
Have you considered buying the 14 days UK ticket its only $585? <-- For some May dates, cheaper if you go in September and more expensive if you go at others.
They are currently on sale until 31st of March, up to 20% off.
Dang, but if attractiontickets works it’s nice. When I buy my tix I’ll consider a bridging it, cause it might squeeze in a 3rd trip within 12 months and then a pass make sense. Or maybe I should just buy the pass for starters.
This was my original thought as well, but one of our trips is the weekend after Thanksgiving so we’d have two block out days on the pass…which requires a very expensive (per day) 2 day ticket on top of the pass.
Current price.
15% off current new price. It will be effective on the renewal date. Take a look at when you will next use it, it might be better to buy new and get a later expiration date.
unless they pause sales and you can't get one... that's the new gamble...
I buy the new pass before the old expires. That also safeguards against a price increase. My last one expired 2/5/25, my next trip was 4/6/25. I bought a new one at the end of January. I’m planning a possible mid to late February trip next year so by buying new it will extend to that trip. Renewing would not.
This isn't necessarily true anymore. If you do not activate a new annual pass within one year of purchasing it you can only use the pass certificate as a credit towards the purchase of a new annual pass. Gone are they days of hoarding discounted passes to activate years later while locking in a lower price.
