Water Park ???

[tinkfan4ever]

Ok, no flames first of all. My dd is now 11 and falls under the "adult" ticket prices. I finally found old PH+ tickets from years ago when we went. There are several of the plus options left on there. I'm wondering since they didn't expire if I could still use them for us to get into the water parks when we visit next (in march - woo hoooooo)
If I can't use them can I use it as a discount for her ticket? I think I have 3 pluses left on each ticket. Also, what else are the plus options good for?

Thanks!

 

[safetymom]

No problems using the plus on a ticket for her to get in.

 

[slp87]

Even if the ticket is a child one of hers, it's still hers and can be used. My DD was 9 on our last trip and didn't use all the plusses. She'll be using the same ticket this trip as an 11 yo.

 

[pezpam]

If a child *partially* uses their child-price ticket, then doesn't return until they're in the adult ticket category, they can still use their old ticket. (You can't do this with an unused ticket.) I forget if you need to go to a Guest Services window to be issued an adult ticket with the same number of days/plusses on it or if you can just use the child ticket. I remember I read about this on mousesavers.com, so she probably has the details there.

 

[seashoreCM]

The current recommendation (KIS,S principle) is for children just a few years over nine to keep using their child passes as-is.

Pre-2005 passes may no longer be traded up towards passes with more on them. Passes with only water park fun visits remaining have no trade up value.

Disney hints:
http://members.aol.com/ajaynejr/dispass.htm

 

[laceemouse]

My son will be 11 by our next trip and we have hoppers with several water park days left on them and YES he will be using his. After that, three of our four kids will be adults by Disney standards. Can you say mega-$$$$$!