OMGosh, We won PARK HOPPERS! UPDATE post 19 - Uh oh!

[mickeywho?]

OP HERE - UPDATE. We got the passes and they are actually 4, 1-day hoppers. We have a 10 day trip planned for 3 "adults" (DH, me, and DD10). How can I maximize these tickets' value? Because if I buy a 9 day hopper and use this as our 10th day, they're technically only worth a few bucks. Any ideas?

Should I apply all of them to one adult and then buy a 6 day pass for that one person?

You can't combine the tickets to upgrade to one. You can add upgrades to each individual ticket ie - 1 day PH + 9 day upgrade PH = 10 day PH. Check on the back of the ticket to see if it says "complimentary" if so, they can't be upgraded at all.
I would have each ticket upgraded to 10 day (or shorter) PH - You'll have one left over to hold onto for a trip in the future.

 

[aprilgail2]

OP HERE - UPDATE. We got the passes and they are actually 4, 1-day hoppers. We have a 10 day trip planned for 3 "adults" (DH, me, and DD10). How can I maximize these tickets' value? Because if I buy a 9 day hopper and use this as our 10th day, they're technically only worth a few bucks. Any ideas?



My friend won those at an auction and what she did was sell them on Ebay for almost 500.00 and she used that towards her vacation since she bought hoppers with the room when she planned her trip.

 

[SandrA9810]

If you can upgrade the tickets, then the face value of 80$ will be applied towards the upgrade. (same thing with GAD tickets). If it says comp ticket on the back, then your best bet is to have one person use them for the first four days.

You can try selling on ebay as well, but I don't know how much luck you'll have.

 

[Cheshire Figment]

There will be a string of letters and numbers on the tickets. They will probably all start with "WTS:" and then a three digit number, a date in the sequence mm/dd/yy and a number from between one and five digits. This is the serial number.

Other than the serial number of the tickets, which should not be posted, what is printed on the tickets? (Ignore the boilerplate in small typoe, only include what is basically in the same typeface as the serial number.)

Once we know what they actually say can we give you accurate advice.

Or, if you want to, send me the information in a PM.