What to do with Extra Tickets

[AllysMom28]

My family and I are visiting Nov. 30 - Dec 4th (not long now!), and we've had some changes to the number of people that will be going with us. Originally my mom and my nieces and nephews were all going to fly out and meet us, but unfortunately my sister was recently diagnosed with breast cancer and they had to cancel their trip.

I had received 2 tickets with our Alaska package (5 days for the price of 3) and then we also purchased the Costco AP's with the $50 certificates. So now we only need 2 tickets total (my daughter is under 3). Should I try and sale the tickets on e-bay or craigslist? Hopefully I could sale them quickly (as they would expire Dec. 31st) by offering them at the 3 day price. Or should we use the park hoppers now and not activate the annual passes till later? The problem with activating the annual passes later is I'm pretty sure they expire the end of May and I'm not sure we'll be able to make it down by then. Plus we'd really like to use the $100 from Costco this trip. I'm pretty sure I've read on here that the park will honor expired tickets and just make you pay the change in rate if there is one. Can someone confirm this?

Thanks for your help!

 

[DizMe]

I'm pretty sure I've read on here that the park will honor expired tickets and just make you pay the change in rate if there is one. Can someone confirm this?

Thanks for your help!

Yes, this is correct. As long as there is a dollar value on the ticket and it doesn't say "non-upgradeable" on it, you can exchange the expired tickets later for new ones (paying the price difference, as you noted, if there is one).