Question about free tickets

[chickybanky]

My DH opened an account with his credit union through work last year and received 2 free one day passes to Disneyland. There is no expiration date on them, and all it says is one the back is "1-day admission into 1 park". We received these last year, so the dollar value on it is $63 (I see the cost of a 1 day admission is now $66). Are these tickets still good?? Would someone have to pay an additional $3/ticket to get in?

Thanks!

 

[DLR29]

If they are no expiration date comp tickets, then they will always be good w/o having to pay extra. You could use them 10 years from now and not have to pay any difference.

 

[chickybanky]

Perfect! Thanks!!

 

[disneychrista]

If they did have an experation on them, generally they would ask that you pay the difference between the value and new cost.

 

[chickybanky]

I looked all over (a few times!) and nope, there's no expiration date on them!

 

[Hound 109]

It sounds like it might be a DL only ticket (as opposed to a park hopper).

I would confirm this & plan your visit (& that day) accordingly.

Congrats on the free ticks..

 

[Tink208]

They sound like the tickets my husband won in a raffle a few years ago, and they were not hopper tickets, but you could use them at DL or CA. I tried to upgrade them to hoppers and they couldn't do it because they were "free" tickets that had been donated by Disney. Mine didn't have a value listed on them, just indicated the good for one entry into one park for one day.

 

[chickybanky]

Yeah, they're definitely not park hoppers, they say valid at one resort theme park only.

Thanks for the help!