Using Unused but Older Universal Tickets

[Cruiser1969]

I purchased non expiry tickets several years ago and will finally use them this year. Does anyone know if I have to do anything special before going through the turnstiles or can I just use these tickets like anyone else would who just purchased them? Any advice will be greatly appreciated.

 

[damo]

Pretty sure that as long as there is a barcode on them, they are good to go.

 

[macraven]

if the tickets won't scan to let you in the park, go to guest services.

they'll take care of it.



don't know how old your tickets are but i still have the 7 day non expiring passes from 2005, 6 that sold for $89.
even though i had the AP, i bought 4 sets in case a few of my friends wanted to do the parks with me.


they didn't and i still have those passes.

if they would be used today, they should be exchanged for a couple of day tickets i'm guessing.

don't think non expiring tickets are sold anymore.

 

[Cruiser1969]

Thanks for the help Yes, they are 7-day, two-park tickets. Hmmm, maybe they aren't non expiry, just unused tickets, which means they expire once they are used ... right? They are definitely unused. I bought them from Air Miles Canada in 2007 during a promotion. Just hoping they "work" now ... lol.

 

[kopperdoodle]

I used my seven day non-expiring tickets in August 2011. Guest Services at the park gave us a new tickets. This was done very quickly and the seven days was honored.

 

[phamton]

Pretty sure that as long as there is a barcode on them, they are good to go.

Damo is absolutely correct!

 

[Cruiser1969]

Thank you all!! They do have a barcode!