Non expiration ticket circa 2008

[FLCA026]

I have a few of these tickets in my MDE account. You absolutely need to make a park reservation to use this ticket. With the recent update to the park reservation system, you can choose which ticket will be used on which day, which has been great for people like me who have several ticket types connected to us in MDE.

See if you can add it yourself in MDE (you should be able to), and if not, then call to see if Disney can help you add it. Assign it to whomever you like in your My Family & Friends, and make park reservations for your next trip. The number of days remaining will always show in the MDE app but no on the website. Good luck!

I had luck calling (407) 939-1289 for child and adult tickets purchased in 2004. Once added to MDE, they remained non-expiring adult tickets for all remaining days. It was nice to have it done prior to travelling to allow for park reservations and other planning.

https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/faq/tickets/converting-old-tickets/

I will call the number tomorrow. I have six non expiration left out of 10. I was wondering if they would still be non expiration. I do have mine on my app but want t make sure I can use it when I get there. I also would like to know if I could purchase a Genie plus for one of the tickets I will be using

 

[FLCA026]

FYI for anyone who has these non expiration tickets... I called and spoke with guest services and my ticket is already on my MDE. So I just need to get the tickets make the reservation with that ticket. With this type of ticket I have to choose which day to go to a park. I can purchase the lightning lane Multipass also when it gets 7 days before my trip.

 

[Disneydawg74]

Guest services at DS and the parks can load the tickets in MDE.

You probably won't need to make a park reservation when using those tickets.

We have old non-expired tickets from long ago. They are loaded on our MDE and they DO require a park reservation.

 

[FLCA026]

We have old non-expired tickets from long ago. They are loaded on our MDE and they DO require a park reservation.

I was told that by Disney guest services. If they are loaded on MDE this type of ticket has to have reservation. With regular tickets you don't have to choose a park but with these they said you DO have to choose a park and which day you are going.

 

[Disneydawg74]

I was told that by Disney guest services. If they are loaded on MDE this type of ticket has to have reservation. With regular tickets you don't have to choose a park but with these they said you DO have to choose a park and which day you are going.

That’s what I’m saying.

 

[msmayor]

So I found a non expiration ticket I had for my son that I recall got sick and missed a few days that week. Curious what GS will do when I present this? Do I get a credit for those days in MDE? Can I pay the difference to make them adult entries now? If someone has some some insight please share I'd love to know what to expect.

I just did this with tickets purchased back in 2006. I had 2 which each had a single day park-hopper plus waterpark/ mini-golf and 2 that had just Waterpark/mini-golf.

Guest Services at Disney Springs transferred them each to to a ticket card (the originals were paper) and told me they can be loaded into the MDE account of anyone.

My daughter and I will use the park hoppers this November.

 

[Rimmit]

You just go to GS and they will load it to your account.
We still have 5 days of NE park hopper for me and my wife, and 7 days for my son. My daughter was born after they got rid of them. I hold onto those like gold. One of the best investments I ever made. It was only $55 dollars a day for the 10 day NE when I bought it late 2000s, and now it's $200+ for a one day park hopper. Not a bad return.