voucher upgrade

[linda2165]

Hello All: Throwing out there a question 7 different disney employees couldn't answer on the phone. They didn't know the answer. We have 2 child annual pass voucers from several years back. We are going to Disney in August and want to do one of two things. Either upgrade the annual vouchers to premium annual vouchers for the kids or possibly upgrade them to adult premium annuals. They are unused vouchers. The BIG question is would I pay the difference in price of a current annual to a premium annual? OR would I pay the difference of what I paid back then to the current cost of a premium annual? Someone please help ASAP.

 

[Cora]

I would imagine you would pay the difference between what you paid then and what it costs now. That is how Disney handles upgrades, etc. with hoppers, so it would make sense they would follow the same reasoning...my .02

 

[wdwendyd]

I need to know the exact same thing! Has anyone done this or, linda2165, did you go on your trip already and find out?
Thank you!

 

[dis4fun]

I don't know if this answers your question for not, but this is an excert from allears.net. You might want to take a look at the whole section under planning/ticket info/FAQ.

"If you have a brand new, completely unused child's ticket that you bought years ago you will only be able to apply a dollar value equal to the price you paid for that ticket towards any new adult ticket that exceeds the price of the old one. This is your only option with an unused child ticket."

 

[GoldenOldie]

Originally posted by linda2165
The BIG question is would I pay the difference in price of a current annual to a premium annual? OR would I pay the difference of what I paid back then to the current cost of a premium annual?

You would pay the difference in price from what you actually paid for the voucher and what the current price is on the PAP.