Ticket conversion

[TEK224]

I know this was posted before, but I can't find it. Sorry.

I purchased 7 day PHP (w/5 pluses) two years ago from Paramount. Total cost was $300. I still have one that has 4 days and all the pluses on it. Can I trade that in for an annual pass? Approximately how much do you think the PHP will be credited toward the AP?

I figured I may be at DW in Jan., May and Dec. next year so an AP would be worth it. I also like the AP because if I want to go to a park for a couple of hours or to eat at a park restaurant, I won't feel like I wasted a whole day ticket on just a short time in the park.

Thanks!
Terri

 

[HaleyB]

I think the best info on this subject is over at www.mousesavers.com

 

[aka-mad4themouse]

You would get 4/7 of the amount that Disney sold the ticket to Paramount for. That fraction reflects the number of remaining days divided by the original number of days. Disney gives no value to the Plus Days on the old hoppers. So, you will get no more than $171 (4 x $300 / 7) to apply towards the cost of a new AP. It will probably be less but by how much, only Disney knows.

 

[HaleyB]

According to Mousesavers there has been a change on how these tickets are valued and it is now the retail value instead of the discount price you paid that they give you. However if you lose pluses it may be a better value to hold on to the ticket you have and use up the plus visits before you trade it in. Then again it may not be worth the bother for you.

 

[GoldenOldie]

According to Mousesavers there has been a change on how these tickets are valued and it is now the retail value instead of the discount price you paid that they give you...

This change ONLY applies to MYW tickets. Any pre-2005 tickets will be credited the old way as mad4themouse stated.