Previous Ticket Question

[aikman_fan_8]

My wife and I took a trip in 2002. We stayed onsite with the in-laws.

Fast forward to May, 2005. We took another trip and bought new tickets this year. My in-laws brought the room keys from the 2002 trip. They were informed that they had 3 days left.

I didn't even think to bring my room keys, although I did save them.

Do you think that we should have the same 3 days left as the in-laws? Identical trip, adjoining rooms.

If you need a little more information, I gave these room keys to a friend who just went.

Although she didn't get the number of days left, she did tell me that the ticket booth CM told her that the tickets were "still good".

Would "still good" mean that there is at least 1 day left? Am I safe to assume that we have three days left?

We might be planning another trip for the holidays this year. We still have 3 oher days left from the May, 2005 trip, so I do not have an immediate need for tickets.

Thanks to all who read and give input.

 

[tjmouse]

Considering that you went the same time as your in-laws, same tickets, etc. you should have 3 days left as well. Yes, still good should mean that you have at least one day left. If you aren't doing a package and can wait to buy your new tickets until you get down there, that's what I would do. That way, you can convert your old ones and know exactly how many more days you need. What a nice bonus!

 

[seashoreCM]

Probably no great loss that you did not bring your old room keys this time.

It is usually better not to use up the remains of old tickets unless you have enough of them that you do not need to buy and start using new tickets.

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