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Are the old single day tickets truly single day that you purchased but never used? Not a comp ticket and not 1 day remaining on a multi-day ticket?we have both old single day tickets (10+ years old) and 10 day non expiring park hopper with water park tickets.
- Comp tickets cannot be upgraded
- Partially-used multi-day tickets cannot be upgraded more than 14 days after first use.
- So if it is truly a single day ticket that was purchased but never used, it can be upgraded. The value towards upgrade may depend on how old -- but probably somewhere in the $125-$135 range if older than 2017.
Is the 10-day truly a "non-expiring" the extra add-on that was available for several years which allowed it could be used a couple of days one trip, a couple of days another trip, etc.? Or it is that it's older and unused but would expire within 14-days of first use?
- For tickets with the "non-expiring" add-on it is generally recommended to just use those tickets for multiple future visits because in an upgrade you would likely lose whatever add-on cost you paid to make them "non-expiring."
- For just a fully-unused older ticket that didn't have the non-expiring option, you can upgrade those. The value towards upgrade may depend on how old -- but probably around $530 if older than 2017. As long as none of the "plus" options were used you can upgrade to any regular AP; if you use any plus options prior to upgrade, you will need to "plus" the AP by adding the water parks and sports option to the AP.