Old but unused $99 7 night/2-park passes

[peacefrogdog]

A few years ago I purchased these $99/7 nite passes before the prices went up (Pre-Harry Potter). They haven't been used but do not expire. At the time I purchased 3 adult passes and children's passes (thy were the same price)

The age-range for kid's passes is 3-9. However if I use them after my kids turn 10, do you think they will allow me to convert the kids' passes to adult passes, given that at the time of purchase they were the same price?

 

[macraven]

take them to guest services to convert them.


a year ago, someone posted their experience on the exchange of those 7 day passes.
they did not have any issues with the child's ticket to the adult ticket.
just like you, their kids needed the upgrade to adult tickets.

i do not know how the scanning system is for trying to use the 7 day passes at the gate. not sure if the present system can read the codes on those passes.

you could send an email to guest services to ask the best way to do the exchange.
i have been reading that some homies get an answer by email or phone within a short time period once they sent the email.

include your phone number in the email if you send one.

 

[Goofy&Sleepy]

I had a similar experience...OLD (2007, I think) 3 day w/kids free. We went in June & DD had turned 10 a few months before. I called to make sure there wasn't a problem & to get a current "confirmation" sent (had an old one but wanted to be safe) & the US CM told me "since you BOUGHT them when she was a child...just use them" DID explain to DD that if she were asked to just say she was 9 to avoid any problems...SURE enough she did get asked the first time in the gate but never after that....she was 5'2". I would have paid for adult but was told to just use as is.....