Exchanging Child Hopper for Adult

[Mom-to-3]

I have a Child's 4-day Hopper with 3 days left. Can I turn it in and get credit toward the purchase of an Adult 4-day? Any idea how much they'd charge?

 

[magicmaker]

Hi Mom-to-3--

If you bought the child 4-DAY PARK HOPPER for your child and he/she is now older and requires an adult ticket, bring your child to Guest Relations at any of the Disney Theme Parks or Downtown Disney and they will convert the ticket to an ADULT 4-DAY PARK HOPPER with 3 days remaining at no charge.

However, if you bought the child 4-DAY PARK HOPPER for your child and are now brining someone else with you to the park, you are unable to convert that old child ticket into an adult ticket. Walt Disney World ticket media are non-transferable. They must be used by the same person for all of the days on the ticket.

Have a Magical Vacation!

 

[stacy6552]

Really???? That's so cool! I knew my nine-turn-ten year old would be able to use it while on the same trip, but to get it converted for free is awesome! I love Disney!

 

[campingcorgi]

Make sure you get it changed to an adult pass and don't just apply it towards a new pass. You get more bang for your buck that way!

 

[Ellester]

On our trip last May, I coverted a "Junior" pass (discontinued long ago) last used in 1981 to an adult pass for me. It was my pass originally, two days at MK for $18! They will give you a new adult hopper with the available number of days on it. I got a one day, MK only pass since my pass was from the MK only days. My mom got a 1 day hopper for her 1986 MK/Epcot pass.

~Ellen