Help with Park Pass

[Firepath]

I recently purchased two 10 day no expiration park hoppers with water park and more option from one of the ticket vendors recommended here. The back of the tickets is marked: "10 DAY PARK HPR W/10FUN VISITS AGES(10+)." Over to the side on what appears to be a clear sticker it reads, "NO EX." I thought the ones I received before had "NE" as part of the ticket description. Does anyone know if this a valid ticket for what I ordered? I have purchased from this vendor before with no problem, but this looks odd to me and was a very costly purchase, so I want to make sure! Also, I don't plan on actually using these for quite some time, and don't want any bad surprises when I finally do.

 

[Robo]

I recently purchased two 10 day no expiration park hoppers with water park and more option from one of the ticket vendors recommended here. The back of the tickets is marked: "10 DAY PARK HPR W/10FUN VISITS AGES(10+)." Over to the side on what appears to be a clear sticker it reads, "NO EX." I thought the ones I received before had "NE" as part of the ticket description.

1. Does anyone know if this a valid ticket for what I ordered?

I have purchased from this vendor before with no problem, but this looks odd to me and was a very costly purchase, so I want to make sure! Also,

2. I don't plan on actually using these for quite some time, and don't want any bad surprises when I finally do.

1. Sounds like it is.
2. eMail the ticket vendor with this exact question and see what they say.

And...
keep all of your paperwork and receipt, and take it with you to WDW the next time you visit. These tickets are actually printed and supplied by Disney, and then shipped to the authorized resellers. So, even if a mistake happens, if you have the proper documentation
Disney can make it right for you.

 

[larryz]

Yeah, I'd be wondering if the "NO EX" means "no expiry" or "no exchange."

 

[Robo]

Yeah, I'd be wondering if the "NO EX" means "no expiry" or "no exchange."

The "no exchange/non-transferrable" type of disclaimers are already printed on the tickets.

 

[larryz]

The "no exchange/non-transferrable" type of disclaimers are already printed on the tickets.

I'm talking as in "you can't use this ticket as trade in for another ticket" kind of "no exchange."

 

[Robo]

I'm talking as in "you can't use this ticket as trade in for another ticket" kind of "no exchange."

So am I.
No WDW MYW ticket can be exchanged or refunded, and those kind of disclaimers would not need to be added to a ticket with a sticker.