No Expiration Tickets

[MIALIAS]

Hi

We have 10 day park hopper tickets.

We go once a year and will be going for 3 park days (no hopping) this year. Do you recommend we use them?

Also How do I use my No Expiration tickets now? how do I link them to MDE and my magic bands?

Thanks!!

 

[rwdavis2]

Do they have a ticket number on them? It may be as simple as entering into your MDE account. Someone with more knowledge than me will have a more definitive answer.

 

[MIALIAS]

yes they have serial numbers but dont see how to do it - a

 

[MIALIAS]

also how to know how many park days there are left?

 

[Mrs.AMC]

yes they have serial numbers but dont see how to do it - a

Go to MDE, click on park tickets, enter the numbers

 

[Mrs.AMC]

also how to know how many park days there are left?

The app used to show you. We have an AP and I no longer have any tickets on my account so I can't tell if it still does or not. If you can't see in app you'll have to call

Or

Try to make park reservations. It will only allow you to make as many as you have park tickets.

 

[dledger]

So, I had non expiring tickets that I’m using this year. I was able to load them to MDE but when I went to make park reservations i couldn’t. I had to call Disney and they had to add some kind of comp ticket to my account in order for me to be able to do it. So while in theory it SHOULD be easy, it did require quite a few hours of being on hold. Once I got the right person, it took about 15 minutes.

 

[Mrs.AMC]

So, I had non expiring tickets that I’m using this year. I was able to load them to MDE but when I went to make park reservations i couldn’t. I had to call Disney and they had to add some kind of comp ticket to my account in order for me to be able to do it. So while in theory it SHOULD be easy, it did require quite a few hours of being on hold. Once I got the right person, it took about 15 minutes.

Urgh. How frustrating. Yet another unintended layer of complication with the park reservation system.

 

[michaeldorn1]

I, too, have non-expiring tickets we bought years ago. We had Disney customer service load them onto MDE. We have 4 days remaining on the tickets. Our question is: for our upcoming WDW trip we only plan on using 3 of the 4 remaining days. Does that mean we will still have 1 day that will continue to be non-expirable that we can use in the future? Or will it be like the current multi-day tickets that must be fully used within 14 days of the first day scanned? Thank you for any advice!

 

[goofyernmost]

When I used up my non-expiring tickets I just went to the ticket booth as you enter any park and they just issued a new one but all the ticket was honored as it was purchased. No extra charge just a ticket that would work in the entrances like they always did before. That said, however, that was before the reservation system was put in place so I a not sure how it would work now.

 

[Lisa P.]

I, too, have non-expiring tickets we bought years ago.... plan on using 3 of the 4 remaining days. Does that mean we will still have 1 day that will continue to be non-expirable that we can use in the future?

Yes, all remaining theme park days (and water park days, if your tickets had them as well) are individually non-expiring. It's still fine to use some of them on different trips or in different years.

 

[Lsdolphin]

Just beware if you have non expiring tix sitting in you MDE in addition to other tix and check your MDE after visiting a park and make sure your non expiring tix weren’t used for your admission into park instead of other tix....I have an AP and last visit somehow one of my non expiration tix was used instead of my AP. When I noticed it was missing from my MDE I went to guest services and they confirmed that the non expiring ticket had been used and they were able to replace it. I was told to make sure when I activate a new AP or other tickets that I request that they prioritize which ever ticket I wish to use before scanning into park.