Theme Park Tickets

[CastawayJoan]

Does anyone know if I purchase theme park tickets, but have to cancel my vacation after I have already purchased them, will they be valid for a later date?

 

[chalee94]

You won't lose the value, no.

You can apply the value you paid for those tickets to get new tickets at a later date.

 

[CastawayJoan]

Thank you!

 

[AvalonJohn]

I have a junior ticket that I got in 1983 while still in high school. It went up to age 17. I have 3 days left on the ticket. In 1984 they did away with the Junior ticket and just had a child 9 and under and adult tickets 10+. How do they classify the old unused Junior tickets, child or adult?

 

[lanejudy]

I have a junior ticket that I got in 1983 while still in high school. It went up to age 17. I have 3 days left on the ticket. In 1984 they did away with the Junior ticket and just had a child 9 and under and adult tickets 10+. How do they classify the old unused Junior tickets, child or adult?

If it's a partially-used ticket, I believe they will honor the 3 remaining days as an adult. You will likely need to handle that in-person at a park or Disney Springs ticket window or Guest Relations.

 

[AvalonJohn]

If it's a partially-used ticket, I believe they will honor the 3 remaining days as an adult. You will likely need to handle that in-person at a park or Disney Springs ticket window or Guest Relations.

Thanks.

 

[sshippee]

junior ticket? Wow. That is old school!

 

[Disneyfan754321]

Did you ever consider it may be worth money? Disney collectors buy the strangest stuff.

 

[#1minnie]

It happened to us once where my daughter had a child’s ticket. We had to go to guest services and they converted it to an adult ticket. At no extra charge. They said “we don’t charge you for growing up”