WDW Ticket question - not the usual situation - what & where?

[MrsJobba1]

Hi

We have been visiting wdw since 1998. We are DVC members but do not go each year. When we have visited in the past we have bought park hoppers with no expiration.

There are just the two of us (both adults)
Going through what tickets we have left - I have just water park days on my tickets - DH has 3 theme park days and some water park days.

I've read the Disney stopped selling tickets with no expiration back in 2013, but they will honour any old tickets.

As we are going on a cruise, and visiting US IOA along with some malls - I really only need 3 theme park days - although I wont be using them consecutively.

Anyone know what my options are? Where to buy them?
Hope this makes sense.

Thanks in advance

 

[mackay_j]

the us tickets will probably work best for you as you can just buy the 3 days with/without hoping- the best prices I have found this year have been with undercover tourist through the m.savers link. They usually have offers for buy 3 days get one free or 4 get 5 - not which is out there now - In feb was buy 4 get 5 day.

 

[wilma-bride]

Firstly, you can still buy 'no expiration' tickets, just not direct from Disney.

Your best bet, however, will be MYW tickets of some sort and I can second the recommendation for Undercover Tourist. Sign up to the Mousesavers newsletter for an extra couple of dollars saving.

 

[Disneymad]

You can still buy non-expiry tickets direct from Disney, you just have to do it via the US website

 

[wilma-bride]

You can still buy non-expiry tickets direct from Disney, you just have to do it via the US website

Actually, I believe that is incorrect (unless they have reinstated the option) as the option of purchasing non-expiring tickets direct from Disney US was removed in January (you could never purchase non-expiring tickets from Disney UK anyway).

 

[Elise79]

Actually, I believe that is incorrect (unless they have reinstated the option) as the option of purchasing non-expiring tickets direct from Disney US was removed in January (you could never purchase non-expiring tickets from Disney UK anyway).

Your correct Joh - I just double checked

However you can add memory maker on to your ticket purchase - they are really pushing that

Another fan of undercover tourist - highly recommend them

 

[MrsJobba1]

Thank you

 

[Disneymad]

Actually, I believe that is incorrect (unless they have reinstated the option) as the option of purchasing non-expiring tickets direct from Disney US was removed in January (you could never purchase non-expiring tickets from Disney UK anyway).

Well I was looking at it on screen when I wrote that to double check but I admit I was in the TA portal when doing so. My bad!

 

[jjpenguin]

Mapleleaf tickets (via allearsnet.com) has the best prices i've found, with no expiration.
As i understand it you can add the no exp option at wdw gurst services at the parks but it iss for all days on your ticket, even the ones you may have used.