No expiration option today

[kreckl]

So I am online buying our tickets, and as predicted there doesn't seem to be an option for "no expiration" tickets. Prices are the same as yesterday, though!

 

[mesaboy2]

No expiration tickets have not been available online for a while now. In the recent past, the only options are to do so over the phone or in person.

 

[staceyeileen]

So I am online buying our tickets, and as predicted there doesn't seem to be an option for "no expiration" tickets. Prices are the same as yesterday, though!

Yes, that prediction of no expiration tickets not being available online had a 100% chance of occurring... since they haven't been available online now for something like 2 years.

 

[CyndiLooWho]

No expiration tickets are still available through UCT, unless my screen is deceiving me... $475-711 for 5-10 day passes. With park hoppers, $523-755.

 

[SUSIEQ]

So I am online buying our tickets, and as predicted there doesn't seem to be an option for "no expiration" tickets. Prices are the same as yesterday, though!

Just buy from UCT instead of directly from Disney.

 

[kreckl]

Ok, jeez! I didn't know!
Thanks to those who didn't indicate that I was an idiot and just pointed me in the right direction.

 

[doconeill]

I don't think anyone was calling you an idiot - a bit of a joke at your expense, perhaps...

No changes to tickets today. It usually happens on Sundays, so if it's happening in February there's only one more...UT will continue to sell them after the changes until their stock runs out.

 

[Cheshire Figment]

The problem with the No Expire Option, which is why it does not show up on the web site, is people have been misunderstanding the expiration policy. They have been buying the NE tickets and then asking for refunds of the NE portion because of these misunderstandings.

If a person buys them over the phone, or at a ticket-selling location at WDW, the seller can discuss the option with the purchaser to make sure they don't buy what they don't need.

Those of us who sell tickets at WDW do not get a commission on sales (I wish, I wish!) and will work with the Guests to save them money.

 

[goofyernmost]

Ok, jeez! I didn't know!
Thanks to those who didn't indicate that I was an idiot and just pointed me in the right direction.

I have to agree that no one, not a soul even slightly indicated that they thought you were an idiot. They all just tried to inform you about what was happening. Sorry if you read more into it then what was there. I won't bother to repeat what everyone has already said, but, they are available through many sources, just not online.