Parkhopper questions

[tink5697]

I picked up a pamphlet from the Disney Store yesterday regarding Passes.
On the bottom of the charts with prices it says:

"Theme Park tickets and options must be used within 14 days of first use unless the NO EXPIRATION OPTION is purchased at most Walt Disney World Resort ticket sales locations."

Can you only add the NO EXPIRATION OPTION at a park?

How much is it to add per day?

I just want to make sure I understand.
So, right now, we plan on using all our days. If we DON'T, we can then go to a park (Or I think I can do it in a resort also) and add-on the NO EXPIRATION OPTION ??

Any help would be most appreciated!! I am getting SOOOO excited!!

 

[mickeymousemom]

You can purchase the "No expiration option" when you get your tickets OR you can wait and purchase this option at the park if you know you won't be using all your days. Kepp in mind though that you will still be paying for that option for the origianl amount of days on your ticket. For example, if you purchase 7 day tickets and only use 5 days with 2 days left, you will still pay for the "no expiration option" for 7 day tickets. Its still a pretty good thing if you would happen to be forced to leave early, or decide last minute to do other things on your vacation.

ETA: I am not sure of the cost, but if it doesn't tell you in the brochure you got, then you can find out on the WDW website....

 

[seashoreCM]

You can add non-expiration so long as the ticket didn't expire on you first.

1 day with leftover plusses: $74. (includes mandatory second day)
2 day: $11.
3 day: $11.
4 day: $16.
5 day: $37. (adding another day costs $14.)
6 day: $48. (adding another day costs $14.)
7 day: $59.
8 day: $107. (not recommended without adding 2 more days for $8. more)
9 day: $107. (not recommended without adding 10'th day for $4. more)
10 day: $107.

Disney hints:
http://members.aol.com/ajaynejr/disney.htm

 

[GoldenOldie]

You can purchase the "No expiration option" when you get your tickets...

Just wanted to point out that the OP was looking to buy them at a Disney Store. They do not sell non expiration tickets there. The only option for those tickets is to add it when at WDW. It can be added at any park ticket booth, Guest Relations, or Lobby Concierge/Guest Services location.

If they were to decide to buy them direct from Disney or from one of the ticket wholesalers, then they can have the non expiration on them at purchase.