Florida 3-Day Play expiration question...

[grizzy77]

I've read the sticky but the Disney site seems to contradict the "once you use it you have 14 days" rule.

We won't be renewing our passes and have decided to purchase a 3 day ticket for $138 (Florida Resident).

Here's what it says on the Magic Your Way page:

Florida Residents can save year round on Theme Park Tickets and more! Florida Residents are eligible for savings on the exclusive passes like the 3-Day Play Pass which allows you to visit one Theme Park of your choice for each day of your Pass for $138 plus tax. Good for 6-months with no block-out dates.

So, does this mean if we go for the first time in November we'll have 6 months to use the other two days?

Thanks!

 

[PIRATEGIRL007]

From the Ticket Sticky (bolding mine)

There is no two-day ticket available. However, the three day "Play Three" costs less than a two-day base MYW and the four day "Play Four" costs significantly less than a three-day base. The Play Three and Play Four tickets are valid for six months from date of first use. The Play Three and Play Four tickets may be upgraded to additional days, but the additional days will expire 14 days from first use unless the No Expire Option has been purchased.

Special tickets like these are an exception from the 14 day rule so yes if you use 2 days in November you can use the other 2 days anytime in the next 6 months.

 

[grizzy77]

From the Ticket Sticky (bolding mine)



Special tickets like these are an exception from the 14 day rule so yes if you use 2 days in November you can use the other 2 days anytime in the next 6 months.

Awesome! Obviously didn't see that in the sticky so thanks for the reply. Guess we won't need to tack on the "No Expiration" cost.

 

[NYDisneyKid]

Looking under FL res ticket prices but dont see the 3 or 4 day play pass.

 

[Cheshire Figment]

Technically the Play-3 and Play-4 tickets are not MYW; they have all the features but their expiration date for use and any upgrade (except using the MPP for any level of AP) is six months instead of 14 days. They are described in detail in Post #4 of the sticky, and are just listed as the three and four day tickets in he Florida Resident pricing in Post 18-A.