unused plus's on childs ticket

[Lory]

We are going for our second trip in Dec. 2004. Will be using our old hopper plus tickets for the water park day because each ticket has 2 plus's left. Here is the question. My daughter will have just turned 11 when we go (and looks even older), will she be able to use her plus on the childs ticket or do I have to have her ticket changed to an adult ticket with just the plus's on it. Hope you understand this. Any information would be appreciated.

Only 370 days left

Lory

 

[slp87]

From what I've heard in the past, you can use a child's ticket until it runs out, even if the child is no longer considered a child.

 

[sha_lyn]

Originally posted by slp87
From what I've heard in the past, you can use a child's ticket until it runs out, even if the child is no longer considered a child.

Actually you are suppose to exchange the ticket in for an adult ticket (there is no up charge for this). As for a ticket with only plus options left, I would go by guest services and ask.

 

[Lory]

Thanks--Thats probably what I'll do.

 

[Kallison]

We used plus options back in August and I didn't even think about it. The so called adult son used his child's plus options. Nobody questioned us.

 

[tjmw2727]

Disney dosen't penalize children for growing up. Your dd will probably not be questioned for using a childs pass but why take a chance? Make sure your dd is with you and just stop at guest relations and they will re-issue the pass with the remaining days and or plus options as an adult pass.

I was with a friend and her son in February and they had no trouble doing this. Make sure that your dd is with you though as we tried to do it the first night while he was at DQ with a friend and they would not upgrade the pass without the child/adult. We were just trying to save time as we were entering Epcot and he wasn't going to a park that day.

The date of purchase, dates of use and current age of the chid must "make sense" if you know what I mean. Evidently some have tried to take advantage of this courtesy offered by Disney.

HTH
TJ