Ticket Question....

[MickeynMinnie]

Ok so i bought a 7 day ticket from ticketmania with experation, becasue we were plannning on staying 7 days... now the trip is down to 6, and i don't want to loose that 1 day... is there anyway when i get down there to add the no expiry to the ticket after i have used the 6 days????
thanks for your help!

 

[Allison]

You could do that but it wouldn't be a good use of money. That would cost about $100. A 1 day ticket is cheaper than that.

 

[MickeynMinnie]

wow!! thanks... i didn't relize it was that much just for one day!!!! i guess i'll just loose that day or convince everyone to go that extra day!
thanks for the info

 

[Allison]

wow!! thanks... i didn't relize it was that much just for one day!!!! i guess i'll just loose that day or convince everyone to go that extra day!
thanks for the info

The reason it is so much is the no expiration option is based on the original number of days on the ticket, not the days left. So, you would be buying it based on the 7 days.

 

[tinkerbelldec]

if you took a look at the difference of purchasing a 6 day rather than a 7 day with an expiration you are really only loosing about 2-4 dollars per ticket, i would just eat the couple of dollars or stay longer!!

 

[snowy76]

You didn't mention if your six days includes your arrival and departure days. If it doesn't, you can use that seventh day of your ticket to enjoy a park on your arrival or departure day. We love to hit a few rides or have a meal on our first night in WDW, or as we head for home. With the MYW pricing it costs so little to add an extra day to the ticket that we get to enjoy the parks from the moment we arrive to the moment we leave!

 

[Harambe]

if you took a look at the difference of purchasing a 6 day rather than a 7 day with an expiration you are really only loosing about 2-4 dollars per ticket, i would just eat the couple of dollars or stay longer!!

I agree - just think of it as losing just a few dollars (rationalize!).

 

[AJKMOM]

I believe you could upgrade your ticket to a 10 day, non-expire pass also. That way, you would have an extra 4 days instead of one. Disney allows you to add the non-expire feature on your tickets, but not based on the number of days left on the pass. Based on what it would have cost if you bought it when you bought the pass originally.

 

[MickeynMinnie]

thank you all for the info!!!Not sure what we are going to do yet, but now i know what the options are! thanks everyone!!