Gifted tickets ?

[kappyfamily]

I've been to DL quite a few times but have run into a new question. I was gifted (8) single day, park hopper tickets, Tier 6 with a value of $244 each and expire end of next year (amazing surprise!). I have all (8) of the hard tickets in my possession (not on the computer). My question is my husband and I would like to go for 2 or 3 days and use some of these tickets but would like to combine them if that's possible to get a better value. So instead of using a $244 single day ticket 2 days in a row combining them so the discount of multiple days can be reflected. Is there a way to do this or just get a "credit" of sorts for all (8) tickets to use towards multi day tix? no idea if this makes sense thank you!

 

[longtimedisneylurker]

I've been to DL quite a few times but have run into a new question. I was gifted (8) single day, park hopper tickets, Tier 6 with a value of $244 each and expire end of next year (amazing surprise!). I have all (8) of the hard tickets in my possession (not on the computer). My question is my husband and I would like to go for 2 or 3 days and use some of these tickets but would like to combine them if that's possible to get a better value. So instead of using a $244 single day ticket 2 days in a row combining them so the discount of multiple days can be reflected. Is there a way to do this or just get a "credit" of sorts for all (8) tickets to use towards multi day tix? no idea if this makes sense thank you!

There is not unfortunately. You could upgrade each ticket to a multi-day ticket and be credited the amount paid for the single day ticket (assuming it's not a comp or promotional ticket) and then pay the difference, but you cannot apply two or more tickets toward the purchase of a single multi-day ticket.

 

[kappyfamily]

There is not unfortunately. You could upgrade each ticket to a multi-day ticket and be credited the amount paid for the single day ticket (assuming it's not a comp or promotional ticket) and then pay the difference, but you cannot apply two or more tickets toward the purchase of a single multi-day ticket.

Aww nuts! I had a feeling though. A great problem to have so I can't complain I guess, thank you for the quick response it is appreciated.

 

[Brandonius]

I'd call Disney and see... they've done some weird stuff for our family with ticket balances and accidentally getting too many tickets/tickets for young kids. You'll need to talk to a rep over the phone or in person though.