Unused Tickets

[SUE CHATER]

Has anyone any suggestions as to what we could do with our left over tickets? We have 2 adult and 1 child, 1 day admission to Disney World. These are left on a 7 day Hooper Pass we bought in 2000. Have been twice since but have had better value with the 10 day pass. Does anyone know if Disney would exchange these for vouchers etc. Or are we better off selling them to other parties? Be glad of any idea's as this is definately our last visit, and our child is no longer classed as one(according to Disney!)

 

[EsmeraldaX]

Welcome to the DIS!

Tickets are not really transferable so you can't sell them, at least not legally. People do it on Ebay, but I wouldn't.

I think you could put the unused day towards the cost of a different pass. Have you called WDW? I'm *pretty* sure that you can upgrade your pass to more days but I'm not sure exactly how it works.

 

[ahutton]

I have successfully applied the cash value of "unused days" on a pass towards purchase of a new multi-day or annual pass, maybe that will be an option for you? They take your original purchase price, divide by the number of days, then apply the unused credit towards what you need now. In the case of the childs pass, if they are now an adult I believe they give you a day-for-day credit onto the new media. You can't do it at regular ticket windows though, you need to go to the side Guest Relations windows.

 

[Lynn CC]

I upgraded my passes using time left on my old passes right at the Customer Service desk at the Resort we were staying at.
I don't know if it was a good deal or not but it sure was easy to do, and it was all on our room key so not a lot of different passes to lose. You can also make these changes at any of the service counters in the parks if you would rather.