Exchange AP Voucher for MYW Tickets?

[DiscussDisney]

Do you think it is possible to exchange an unused AP Voucher for MYW Non-Expire Tickets? I am not looking for a refund and am willing to pay the extra cost to trade in my AP Voucher for 3 MYW Tickets. Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

 

[ktglads]

I don't believe you would be able to do this. You can only go up from a ticket, not down in price, so really you could only go from your AP to a PAP and not the MYW tickets, since those are less in price

 

[GoldenOldie]

You should be able to do what you ask. The voucher is really nothing more than a cash receipt that can be turned in for an AP. Until such time as you do the actual exchange for the AP, you can use that any way you'd like including applying it to other tickets. An experienced GR CM will know how to do it.

 

[DiscussDisney]

Thanks. Hopefully I will get a CM at Guest Services that knows what to do.

 

[Brian Noble]

Unless GoldenOldie has actually seen this done, I wouldn't count on it. In general, Disney only lets you exchange tickets for those that cost more, never for those that cost less. And, you can only exchange one-for-one (so you can't, for example, combine two MYW 1-day tickets and use them as a single $120 credit for a 10-day ticket.) Since there is no single ticket that costs more than an AP, I think you are stuck unless someone decides to bend the rules.

 

[LIFERBABE]

I had 2 AP vouchers, valued at $407 each.

I was able to use the credit to purchase a 10 day MYW No Exp w 5 plusses for one voucher. I paid the difference of approx. $10.

The second voucher I used to get 1 Adult and 1 Child 10 MYW No Exp voucher and paid the difference which was closer to $260.

If you buy a ticket of lesser value, you will not receive any money back. You may apply the credit to the purchase of another ticket, as I did with Voucher #2. It is one to one but as you can see from my situation, if you dont want to lose money you apply the credit to another ticket or add options to bump up the price of the ticket you want to purchase.

I went to Epcot GR twice the first time to see what my options were and how much my vouchers/tickets were valued at for trade and then the second time to actually complete the transaction, once I decided what I wanted to purchase so as not to lose money. My visits were about 2 weeks apart.

The GR at DTD seemed pretty knowledgeable also, as that is where we purchased our DQ/WP AP's.

 

[GoldenOldie]

Unless GoldenOldie has actually seen this done, I wouldn't count on it. In general, Disney only lets you exchange tickets for those that cost more, never for those that cost less. And, you can only exchange one-for-one (so you can't, for example, combine two MYW 1-day tickets and use them as a single $120 credit for a 10-day ticket.) Since there is no single ticket that costs more than an AP, I think you are stuck unless someone decides to bend the rules.

But as I said before, AP vouchers are really nothing more than a cash receipt that you can exchange for the AP. Until that exchange takes place and you are handed the activated AP, you can apply that cash any way you want as long as the total value of what you are buying exceeds the value of the voucher.

And yes, I have first hand knowledge of it being done.