no expiration date ticket question

[1153rsmith]

We are planning a trip for May 2010 and I have a question about tickets.

While we are there, my daughter will turn 9. I know that will still make her a child as far as disney goes, but I'm considering getting a 10 day no expiration date ticket for all of us. My question is, if I were to get her a no expiration date ticket and don't go back to Disney until she is 10, will she be able to use that ticket?

I'm certainly not trying to cheat WDW out of any money. It is possible we may get back before she turns 10, but I can't say for sure.

I'm just trying to figure out how Disney will handle it if we don't get back while they still consider her a child. I certainly don't want to by a no expiration date ticket for her and then not be able to use it.

 

[Robo]

if i were to get her a no expiration date ticket and don't go back to disney until she is 10, will she be able to use that ticket?

Yes.

No extra charge will be necessary, regardless of when that same child returns
to Disney to use the rest of the days on the ticket.

This is one of the most-asked questions regarding child tickets at Disney.

There is simply no problem at all.
Disney does not penalize children for growing up.

 

[1153rsmith]

That is good to know. Besides, the more we go, the more they get. Another trip will more than make up for any lost revenue they have on the difference between a child and an adult ticket.

Thanks

 

[cymbaldiva]

Yes.

No extra charge will be necessary, regardless of when that same child returns
to Disney to use the rest of the days on the ticket.

This is one of the most-asked questions regarding child tickets at Disney.

There is simply no problem at all.
Disney does not penalize children for growing up.

This is absolutely amazing me - for all the many things that Disney completely price gouges for, for the one thing that it would be completely logical for them to upcharge for they don't?

That's just wierd ... and the last line just makes no sense.

 

[Cheshire Figment]

You might want to look at the Everything About WDW Tickets locked sticky in this Forum. Especially the items bolded in the list below.

Post and Contents

1. This Table of Contents
2. Magic Your Way (MYW) Ticket Basics Including Definitions
3. Annual Passes and Water Park Tickets
4. Tickets Available Only to Florida Residents
5. Tickets Not Available to the General Public
6. Upgrading MYW Tickets (Not to Annual Passes)
7. Upgrading Tickets to Annual Passes
8. Dealing With Tickets Issued Prior to 1 January 2005 (Pre-MYW)
9. Children and Adults
10. Special Events
11. Comprehensive MYW Ticket Example
12. Hotel Card (Key To The World (KTTW))
13. Lost Tickets
14. Finger Scans
15. Frequently Asked Ticket Questions.
15A. Hopping Rules
15B. WPF&M With No Expire
15C. No Expire Upgrades
15D. Upgrading an Unused Ticket
15E. Upgrading Special Tickets
15F. Checking on Old Tickets
15G. Renewing Annual Passes
15H. Upgrading a Completely Used Ticket
16. 2009 Free On Your Birthday Promotion
17. Information on Disney's Armed Forces Salute 2009
18. Prices Effective August 2, 2009

To get there directly, follow the link in my signature.

 

[seashoreCM]

This is absolutely amazing me - for all the many things that Disney completely price gouges for, for the one thing that it would be completely logical for them to upcharge for they don't?

That's just wierd ... and the last line just makes no sense.

It is price gouging and illogical to assess a child turned junior/adult the difference between today's adult pass and yesteryear's child pass to make any use of what remains on the pass.

"Disney does not penalize children for growing up" makes perfect crystal clear sense to me.