upgrading tickets from 1994 or so

[LaurieA]

I have my sons ticket from around 1994 with 2 days left on it. It was when they punched holes in the ticket. I would like to trade it in for either a annual pass or a 8 day ticket. Can anyone tell me around how much this would cost? Would i get a hopper and water parks price on the trade in since it was a hopper from years ago?

 

[BirdsOfPreyDave]

I'm afraid I have good news and bad news for you.

The good news is that the ticket is still valid, and your son can use the remaining two days on it now, or at any time in the future. You'll need to take the ticket to any ticket window and they'll replace it with one that can be read in the new turnstiles and FastPass machines.

The bad news is that you cannot use this ticket as credit toward an upgrade or new ticket purchase.

 

[OKW Lover]

Dave's bad news is actually good news. You're getting admission to the park for 1994 prices instead of today's much higher price.

 

[LaurieA]

We are going for 8 days. So does that mean I have to buy another pass for 6 days??

 

[CanadianGuy]

Yup.. or you can save the 2 day passes (yet again) for another trip..

The diff between a 6 day pass and an 8 day pass.. is like 4$. Seems like a waste to use these two days in that scenario.

Knox

 

[LaurieA]

I guess i will save them for him when he gets older. Thanks for the info.

 

[Cheshire Figment]

I would suggest that you exchange these two old tickets for current adult tickets for them. This will be done at no cost. See Page 9 of the Ticket FAQs (follow the link in my signature).

Then hold on to those adult tickets until such time as they will be used. And, as was said above, use them at a time that they will only need two days of entries (or Disney changes the pricing structure again).

 

[Shir Kahn]

Or you could see how much you can get for them at an antique shop!