Non-Expiring Tickets

[jilliemom]

I have old park tickets (from 2007) that had the non-expiring option added to them. The only thing left on them is water park passes. My now 17 year old daughter and her friend would like to go to the water parks and use them. I have one in my daughter's name and one in mine. Since they are pre-MYW and are on the old style "credit card" can this be done?

 

[KelNChrisKYDis]

I am not an expert on this, but I think so, you just have to take it to park services and they'll process it into a regular ticket. We did this many moons ago (2004 maybe?) with the old e-ticket style admission booklet that we had from our trip in 1986. I'd call and ask before I showed up though.

 

[Alesia]

They are not pre-MYW tickets. I'm not sure if your finger scan is still linked to it,but I think that it probably is.

 

[Robo]

They are not pre-MYW tickets. I'm not sure if your finger scan is still linked to it,but I think that it probably is.

Agreed.
The current finger-scan system was put into place in 2006.
And MYW (Magic Your Way) tickets have been in use since 2005.

Tickets from 2007 are not considered "old tickets" in WDW terms.