question about old tickets

[kellymouse]

I have 2 park hoppers from last year that I was planning on using next month. Here are my questions!

1. Am I still able to use these?
2. How do I find out how many days are on them?
3. Can I still buy new tickets at the Disney store?

Thanks!

 

[seashoreCM]

Yes the old hopper passes or hopper plus passes are still good for the remaining number of days and/or plusses on them. Hopper plus passes may have more days remaining than you thought since a day spent only in the water parks or Pleasue Island did not consume a "day" off of the pass.

The only way to find out for sure how many days and plusses remain is to be at WDW and have Guest Relations (at a park) or Guest Services (at a resort) scan the ticket for you.

I believe Disney Stores do sell new tickets. If they don't have the denomination you want in stock, you can add more days or add the plus pack or add non-expiration, etc. after you get to WDW.

Note that if your vacation is for 5 to 10 theme park days, using up the old ticket and buying a shorter new ticket will save you only a small number of dollars, perhaps as little as three dollars per day. Usually you will do a bit better but not much better by trading in the old tickets towards new tickets and this can only be done at WDW. Saving the old tickets for a day tripper or weekend jaunt further off int he future is a much better bang for the buck if your dresser drawer can stand the clutter a little longer.

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

 

[weluvpluto]

1. Yes you can still use them!
2. You would need to go to guest services at one of the parks to find out how many days are on them.
3. I think you can, or you could go to guest services at one of the parks and have the value of your current park hoppers put toward your new tickets (it would have to have the park hopping option though)