ticket upgrade question

[nooneshome]

I have 6 days left on a 10 day no expiration pass and I was wondering if I could upgrade this to an annual pass? Any ideas on the cost?

 

[OKW Lover]

Depending on when you purchased the ticket, it may be better to just use the remaining days on it OR buy a brand new AP and keep the old ticket for some future visit.

Why? That's because the cost of the upgrade to AP will be calculated by taking the price you paid for the 10-day pass, multiplying it by 60% (representing the value of the remaining 6 days) and subtracting that amount from the current price of an AP. So, if you bought the 10-day pass a while ago, your price per day is probably lower than today's prices. You'll have to do the math and consider your own finances to determine what's best for you.

 

[CleveRocks]

After the 14th day after a ticket if first used, it can't be upgraded or added to in any way. This applies whether or not the ticket has the no expiration add-on.

Any changes/upgrades must be made within 14 days of first use.

 

[seashoreCM]

New math, at least as of August 2006.

When a partly used Magic Your Way pass is upgraded to an annual pass, the entire current gate price is credited towards the upgrade and the start date of the AP is the first usage date of the original pass.

When an unused MYW pass is traded in towards an AP, a somewhat secret wholesale price is credited towards the purchase and the start date of the AP is the date of the trade in.

It is usually a bad bargain to use up old tickets and then buy a new AP to finish the same vacation with.

Disney hints: http://members.aol.com/ajaynejr/dispass.htm