How much to convert a FITS pass to an AP?

[Mercy]

How much (in actual dollars) would it cost to convert a FITS to an AP?

1) Before the FITS is used?

2) After say 7 days of use?

Or, can this be done at all?

 

[leebee]

I'm not sure if you can do this. I know with "regular" passes (park hoppers or PHplus), guest services can check how many of the days have been used and will deduct the cash value of the remaining days from the purchase price of a new pass; I've done this to convert PH's to "new" PH's and to an AP purchase. I'm not sure if they would do it with a FITS, since you buy them from an off-site dealer. The one time I had a problem cashing in an old pass was when I tried to do it with one purchased from the Nikki Bird hotel. Also, BIL couldn't cash in passes that were given out as a time share perk. Also, how would they determine the "value" of a FITS...Divide the purchase price by 30 or 31? My guess is that maybe, if the FITS is unused, they might let you cash in its face value (since Paramount purchases them directly from Disney), but I don't really know.

 

[Ozymoe]

Originally posted by Mercy
How much (in actual dollars) would it cost to convert a FITS to an AP?

1) Before the FITS is used?

2) After say 7 days of use?

Or, can this be done at all?

I would ask at guest relations on my first day. I'm not sure, but my guess (and it is a guess) is they will do it, reimbursing you the price the off-park seller paid Disney for it....which is probably not the full price you paid. I'd check in to it because it still might be a great deal if you are definitely planning on coming back for more than one vacation within a year.

I'm guessing you can't return the FITS passes for a refund and just buy the APs outright?

Take into consideration what the FITS passes include for 30 days...versus what the APs or Premium APs provide. (If the FITS passes include the water parks, PI and DQ...you would need to purchase a premium AP to get the same options)

The one thing I AM certain of...IF you USE your FITS pass...AND IF they will let you apply it to an Annual Pass...the Annual Pass will have an expiration date of 365 days after your first use of the FITS pass.

Hope this helps.

 

[hulabird]

I agree that I think they will do it too. It doesn't matter that the tickets are from an outside dealer, they are still tickets produced by disney and they can track these tickets. I do think you have to do this at guest services like you would with any other ticket.