No Expiration Option???

[artnsonia]

My family (me, dh, ds5, dd2) are going to Disneyworld during the first week of May (first time with the kids). We will be able to attend the parks for six days. I purchased a seven day ticket (only $6 more), park hopping, magic plus option-for the waterparks, and plus dining. I didn't realize that the magic plus option added more days. So I now have seven hopping tickets to the four main parks and 5 days at the waterparks or the other places. Since we cannot possibly do all of this in six days, should I add the no expiration so we can use these remaining days on our next visit? Has anyone done this? Is it worth it? I thought about just changing to a four day ticket, which would give me two days at the water parks, but they offer such great discounts for more days purchased and if we kept things the way they are we would have more dining dollars with the plus dining. Also is the park hopping really necessary for us with two small children? I'm afraid if I get rid of the park hopping option the kids will end up wanting to go back to MK every day and then I'll be in big trouble. Your thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

 

[cymomtx]

We have tickets left from last summer that we are going to use at Thanksgiving, and we are going to purchase 5 day passes. The one reason being is my daughters are going to be 9 & 10 and my research shows that as long as I buy the passes before their birthday (10th), they will be honored and converted to adult passes with no additional fee.

 

[Princess Glenda]

I would add the NO EXPIRATION option if I were you. We are buying the 10 day MYW tickets with hopping and no expiration. That way we can split the days between two trips. This will make the second trip VERY CHEAP for us.