Removing "no expiraton?"

[Marimar]

Is it possible to remove "no expiraton" fee? We will be extending our stay and will not need it any longer. I realize it is a major lapse in my planning (or lack there of!), but could not be helped. BTW, we will be in park as of January 4, 2006.

TIA!

 

[disneyeveryyear]

I believe you can upgrade your ticket after you arrive, but I don't think you can downgrade one.

You may want to check at guest relations after you arrive, but I don't think they will allow it.

If you plan to go again within a year, maybe you could upgrade your tickets to APs and use again for another trip within a year.

 

[seashoreCM]

I'm not absolutely sure but I think you can exchange the ticket, prior to any usage, at full value for an expiring ticket with some additional features so that no change need be (no change will be ) returned. Except this move may be useless because you might not be able to make use of the extra things you added.

If you have any inkling of a future trip that is meaningful but short enough that the remains of your pass previously expanded to ten days will fully cover, then adding the needed days to the pass and keeping non-expiration is a better idea.

Also requiring the envisioning of a a future trip or rather two future trips more than a year apart both of which a pass will fully cover, if your present trip is 8, 9, or 10 days, buy new expiring passes and save the old passes for the future trips.

If you are into water parks or Disney Quest, you could get up to 14 days of fun (15 for non-expiring) out of a 10 day pass with plus pack by doing just water parks etc. on some days.

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