Super duper pass

[MamaTiger]

Hi everyone!
I'm currently planning a 3 day trip to WDW with my husband and 2 year old son. My dad just gave us an old 5 day super duper pass originally bought in 1994, with two unused days on it. The guest signature is blank. There's a bar code on the back too, not sure if that matters.
1. Should I sign it?
2. Is it a park hopper ticket? Doesn't say if it is or isn't, the phrase "unlimited enjoyment" is used though!
3. I understand I have to redeem this in person which means no advance fast passes. can I get fast passes for all three of us through my husband's ticket, or am i just out of luck for two days?
Hope that all makes sense, thanks!!

 

[Number Six]

Technically, used tickets can't be transferred to someone else. I don't know if that applies to tickets that old. You should call Disney for the final word.

 

[Robo]

No point in calling Disney.
You'll get an answer, but less than 50% it will be a correct answer.

OP, don't sign the ticket.
Just take it to any ticket booth and exchange it for a new plastic ticket with the same assets as the old one.
Then, one new person can use it.

Super Duper Pass: includes unlimited admission to the Theme Parks (so, it IS a Hopper.)
Any unused Water Park admissions are long-ago expired (7 days from first use of the ticket.)

No additional FPs can be booked on someone ELSE having a ticket on which that ticket's owner has already booked FP.

You'll have to wait to make FPs for that old ticket until you convert the old ticket
to a current version.
If you link the converted ticket to someone's MDE account, that person can book FP as soon as it is linked.

 

[Deb & Bill]

Will it allow entrance to AK if it didn't exist yet when the ticket was offered?

 

[Robo]

Will it allow entrance to AK if it didn't exist yet when the ticket was offered?

Yes.

 

[Micca]

Anyone remember the Disney planning video with the guy from Jersey talking about the "Supah Dupah Pass?"

 

[Robo]

Anyone remember the Disney planning video with the guy from Jersey talking about the "Supah Dupah Pass?"

Hows we could fahgettaboudit?

 

[Micca]

Hows we could fahgettaboudit?

Good one Robo! This was a VHS tape they actually sold at The Disney Store, it was well over an hour long. Pre-internet that tape was my WDW fix for a long time.

 

[FigmentSpark]

If you are planning on more than one trip, you might consider buying a normal ticket this time, using some time out of your vacation to head over to guest services and have this old ticket converted into something usable for your next trip. Then you'll have something to link and book FPPs against.