Non-Expiring Ticket Options

[DavidNYC]

We generally do a day in US/IoA during our Orlando trips and have been using a few multi-day tickets over the past couple of years (2-park/3-days non-expiring).

I don't seem to find many non-expiring options when I'm looking and would love to hear if anyone knows of any options. Since we generally do only 1-day a trip but make at least one trip a year, we prefer to buy a multi-day ticket since the one-day prices are ridiculous!

Thanks

 

[Metro West]

We generally do a day in US/IoA during our Orlando trips and have been using a few multi-day tickets over the past couple of years (2-park/3-days non-expiring).

I don't seem to find many non-expiring options when I'm looking and would love to hear if anyone knows of any options. Since we generally do only 1-day a trip but make at least one trip a year, we prefer to buy a multi-day ticket since the one-day prices are ridiculous!

Thanks

The special online tickets won't expire until you activate them at the gate but once you do...they expire seven days from that date. I'm not aware of any other non-expiring tickets. Maybe someone else does?

 

[DJCorey01]

We generally do a day in US/IoA during our Orlando trips and have been using a few multi-day tickets over the past couple of years (2-park/3-days non-expiring).

I don't seem to find many non-expiring options when I'm looking and would love to hear if anyone knows of any options. Since we generally do only 1-day a trip but make at least one trip a year, we prefer to buy a multi-day ticket since the one-day prices are ridiculous!

Thanks

I have not seen the non-expiring tickets sold for a few years now
DW and I used to buy them and spread out the use over many visits like you. We each still have one with one day left.

What we have done for the last few years is purchase at least one preferred AP when they are on special. Right now (ends Aug 31) you can get one for $199 with with 6 extra months free. I believe that with the special it will automatically "activate" in September so your 18 months starts then. I know even coming down from Jersey I will get 3-5 visits down there in the next 18 months so it is worth it for me. Plus, with the AP discounts on HHN tickets, RIP tour, hotel, food, parking, etc. I normally save more than the cost of the AP anyway. (you even get discounts on additional park tickets for family/friends)

 

[FoodLover]

Used to be that the full price tickets sold at the gate were non-expiring (so for instance you could use only one day of a 2-day ticket and then use the other day years later if you wanted).

Maybe that went away when Disney started charging extra for "no expiration" tickets... Universal might no longer have seen the need to have its tickets be non-expiring. Not sure.

Might be worth making a call to Universal to find out if full price gate tickets do have expirations these days.

Mary
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