Upgrading MYW tix to APs

[robinb]

I am about 87% sure that the DVC promo tickets from the deal that ended in March-ish aren't something we price bridge. I'll check when I get off my lunch.

Promotional tickets are considered different from discounted tickets or "net rate" tickets (from places like UT/Parksavers/etc). Why, I don't know.

That's very nice of you!

 

[Robo]

Disney doesn't bridge tickets that they sell directly. The reason they bridge tickets is because they don't know how much you actually paid for the ticket. But with the DVC tickets, they know exactly how much you paid. I haven't seen any reports from anyone upgrading those tickets yet.

Resort package tickets and tickets bought at the Disney Store are bridged,
so it does not automatically follow that that tickets "sold by Disney" won't be bridged. It depends on how you buy them.

 

[squirk]

I am about 87% sure that the DVC promo tickets from the deal that ended in March-ish aren't something we price bridge. I'll check when I get off my lunch.

Thank you! Get back to us when you're 88% sure. 87%, I have no use for.

 

[ravenclawtrekkie]

Thank you! Get back to us when you're 88% sure. 87%, I have no use for.

I asked two coordinators and a manager and the answer across the board was that promotional tickets aren't subject to price bridging. Our ticketing documentation agrees with that assessment.

 

[squirk]

I asked two coordinators and a manager and the answer across the board was that promotional tickets aren't subject to price bridging. Our ticketing documentation agrees with that assessment.

Thank you! So that means....I can't upgrade the ticket? Or I will only get credit for the dollar amount I paid instead of the current "street value"?

 

[ravenclawtrekkie]

Thank you! So that means....I can't upgrade the ticket? Or I will only get credit for the dollar amount I paid instead of the current "street value"?

You can upgrade them, you'll just get credit for what you paid.