HELP! Using Old Tickets

[Cruella17]

My husband & I are planning a 2 day stay at WDW in January. (He will be in Orlando attending a conference, and I'm going with him.)

We have one day (each) on a Four Day Super Pass (from 1993-4). Anybody know how this will work? There were only 3 parks at the time, would we still be able to get into AK? All help is greatly appreciated!

Side question--If you had 2 days to spend (just adults) and had one "hopper" ticket for one day, and purchased a single park ticket for the second day, which parks would you choose, & how would you plan your days?

Thanks!

 

[seashoreCM]

(copied from another post)

DO NOT APPLY THE VALUE OF THOSE OLD PASSES TOWARDS NEW PASSES, THEY ARE ONLY WORTH ABOUT TWENTY DOLLARS OF CREDIT EACH AND EACH DAY OF ADMISSION NOW COSTS ABOUT $50.00. (A little less per day if you buy hopper passes).

You may actually use them for park admission as-is. Used that way they are worth a whole day each. (You did say you have one day left on each?) In recent years they have been honored at Animal Kingdom too.

Either before or after going through the turnstiles (or if the turnstile agent won't let you in) you can go to Guest Relations and have them modernized at no cost so you can use the fast pass machines.

Ask for the old pass back just as a souvenir.

Disney hints:
http://members.aol.com/ajaynejr/disney.htm

 

[purplebelle]

My last trip earlier this month was for using up old Hoppers. We too bought them before Animal Kingdom was open which means only the parks that were open when you bought them are the ones you can go to. So we used them for the 3 parks and then bought separate ones for AK. And don't worry about their age, b/c we used one up from 1991...very vintage looking and almost sad to have had to let it go.