Ticket Upgrade?

[LIGrumpyGirl]

I bought brand new 6 days passes (bought July 2004) from a friend who ended up not being able to use them. They only have 3 pluses and it doesn't include DisneyQuest. Can somebody out there who understands the ticket thing better than me answer a few questions?


Can I upgrade them at WDW (I have the original receipt) to a new 6 day pass with the better/more pluses?
How much will it cost? I believe the original price was $306 or so??
Where can I upgrade?

Some side info - these are non-expiring, park hoppers plus. I am DVC so I will definitely use the days.

Thanks for any info (not even sure if this is the right board...I am still confused on where to put things).

 

[Cheshire Figment]

Thbe current price for a 6-day hopper with four plus features and no expire is $321.00 plus $20.87 tax = $341.87.

I would not trade them in. Disney Quest is currently $36.21 including tax. However, even though you have an old ticket you still might be able to use it at DQ. For example, a few years ago after AK opened an old three park ticket could not be used; after a while they then allowed the old tickets to use AK. It is possible that now that DQ is allowed as a Plus Feature, an old ticket might be able to be used for entry.

 

[kimisabella]

As far as understand it, you can have the tickets upgraded at MK at guest services, and you would have to pay any difference. That's what I was told when I purchased park tickets at the disney store, then realized, I made a mistake on the number of days. They told me just to go to guest services and they would upgrade to whatever days/pluses I needed.

 

[seashoreCM]

Totally unused (pre-2005) park hoppers can be traded towards any kind of (post-2004) MYW tickets, although you will not get any change back.

If you are seriously considering trading to a non-expiring MYW pass, also seriously consider a 7 or 10 day pass insted of a 6 day.

As far as an old hopper letting you into Disney Quest, the official answer is still no.

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