Reservation Question

[melzee]

I am planning to buy a 2-day 1-park ticket and reserve my two dates at the time of purchase. My question is about changing dates, which I might need to do. Is it possible to amend just one of my two reservation dates at a later time so long as both dates will be within 13 days of each other? Or do I have to cancel the entire reservation and rebook both dates?

 

[Disney.Dreamin.Dee]

You should just have to cancel the day you want to change.

 

[lanejudy]

Is it possible to amend just one of my two reservation dates at a later time so long as both dates will be within 13 days of each other?

No. Tickets are no longer valid for 14 days from 1st use. A 2-day ticket is only valid for 4 days from the designated start date. So it will depend on when that 2nd days falls in relation to the 1st day. If your dates do continue to fit within the 4-day valid window, all you need to do is cancel and rebook the theme park reservation that you want to change. No impact to the actual ticket.

If you can't fit both park days within a 4-day window, you might consider purchasing two separate 1-day tickets, each for the specific date you will need. That way you can change one with impacting the other. Just be aware that when you "change" a ticket date, if there is a change in price you will need to pay any extra due but no refund if the new date costs less.

 

[melzee]

Hmm, The Disneyland website right now says that it’s 13 days. Where have you seen that it’s four days? That’s my first question, but my other question is if I do need to change one of the days is it possible to just change one or do I have to cancel the whole reservation and rebook both days?

 

[lanejudy]

Oh, sorry, my response was regarding WDW. I'm not sure about Disneyland tickets and park reservations. You might try asking on the Disneyland Forum -- that's where you'll find most discussion about the California parks.

 

[melzee]

Oh, I see! First time using this platform so didn’t realize I was on the wrong one. Will ask over there. Thank you!

 

[lanejudy]

No problem, I shouldn't have assumed.