When do tickets expire?

I have 7 day MYW tickets. Do they expire 7 days after the first day of use?

14 days after first use.

That is true for all multi-day MYW tickets, unless you upgrade to "Non-Expiring."
 
14 days after first use.

That is true for all multi-day MYW tickets, unless you upgrade to "Non-Expiring."
So, does that mean that they are good for 15 days? In other words, on a 14 night trip, could I use it for Day 1 and Day 15?
 

next question...what time is the 3:00 Parade? JUST KIDDING!
 
That is, technically speaking, only 13 days from the first use. I am not saying that you are wrong...


14 day EXPIRING examples-

Ticket first used on a SATURDAY.
Ticket expires 14 days later, or at closing time on
the second following FRIDAY.

Ticket first used on a SUNDAY.
Ticket expires 14 days later, or at closing time on
the second following SATURDAY.

Ticket first used on a MONDAY.
Ticket expires 14 days later, or at closing time on
the second following SUNDAY.

Ticket first used on a TUESDAY.
Ticket expires 14 days later, or at closing time on
the second following MONDAY.

Ticket first used on a WEDNESDAY.
Ticket expires 14 days later, or at closing time on
the second following TUESDAY.

Ticket first used on a THURSDAY.
Ticket expires 14 days later, or at closing time on
the second following WEDNESDAY.

Ticket first used on a FRIDAY.
Ticket expires 14 days later, or at closing time on
the second following THURSDAY.
 
That is, technically speaking, only 13 days from the first use. I am not saying that you are wrong...

Ticket purchased on Sunday

Day 1- Sunday
Day 2- Monday
Day 3- Tuesday
Day 4- Wednesday
Day 5- Thursday
Day 6- Friday
Day 7- Saturday
Day 8 Sun
Day 9 M
Day 10 T
Day 11 W
Day 12 Th
Day 13 F
Day 14 Sat
Day 15- No dice

Ticket is good for 14 days
 
Ticket purchased on Sunday

Day 1- Sunday
Day 2- Monday
Day 3- Tuesday
Day 4- Wednesday
Day 5- Thursday
Day 6- Friday
Day 7- Saturday
Day 8 Sun
Day 9 M
Day 10 T
Day 11 W
Day 12 Th
Day 13 F
Day 14 Sat
Day 15- No dice

Ticket is good for 14 days
Yep, 14 days of use, not 14 days from 1st use... ;)
 
Yep, 14 days of use, not 14 days from 1st use... ;)

In your insistence on being "right" about this, you fail to consider that 14 days following first use MUST INCLUDE the first day.
You have to count the first day...
otherwise, there would have been no USE of the ticket on that first day.

It does not say, "14 days following the first DAY."
It says, "14 days following the first USE."

The DAY is counted when you enter the park.
 
In your insistence on being "right" about this, you fail to consider that 14 days following first use MUST INCLUDE the first day.
You have to count the first day...
otherwise, there would have been no USE of the ticket on that first day.

It does not say, "14 days following the first DAY."
It says, "14 days following the first USE."

The DAY is counted when you enter the park.
I understand, I just think that the wording is misleading. If a ticket is good for 14 days from the first use, it should still be good until the time of the day used on Day 1, 14 days later. So, if I use it on Saturday at 6 pm for DQ, I should be able to enter a park, 14 days later, on Saturday, anytime before 6 pm. Right?

It is important to know that this is not the case. If you use it, it is good for 14 days - period. The time that it is used, or what it is used for, on day 1 is immaterial.
 
How many "days from first use" is the end of the first day?
I don't want to argue. Read my WHOLE post. It is self-explanatory.

You seem to want to argue this point. Did you write this for Disney? ;)
 
How many days after first use is the end of the first day?
If a ticket is good for 14 days from the first use, it should still be good until the time of the day used on Day 1, 14 days later. So, if I use it on Saturday at 6 pm for DQ, I should be able to enter a park, 14 days later, on Saturday, anytime before 6 pm. Right?

14 days = 336 hours.

We can do this all day... :lmao:
 
You won't answer my question?

How many days after first use is the end of the first day?

It is less than a day. 1 day = 24 hours.

If I use a ticket to enter Disney Quest (for example) at 6pm, I do not use it for a day, or even close to a day. Even if we qualify that as one day of use (which I have no problem with), the policy does not state that the tickets are good for 14 days of use.

I am not ripping the actual policy, just the wording. It is misleading.
 
It is less than a day. 1 day = 24 hours.

Since the first question goes unanswered...

Here's another:

How many days at a theme park can you get only using a 10 day MYW ticket?
 
A day in a park is considered a day. WDW isn't open 24 hours, so a day is considered to be park hours. Whether YOU decide to go at rope drop or later in the day, you are still using a DAY, Disney time.

For me at work, Monday is 10 am to 8 pm. Wednesday is 5 pm to 8 pm. Thursday & Friday are 8 am to 5 pm and Saturday is 8 am to 3 pm. I work 5 DAYS a week. I don't work 24 hours each day and I don't work the same hours each day. Same as going to the park different hours. Doesn't matter how many hours, it's still a DAY.

Hi Robo!
 
Since the first question goes unanswered...

Here's another:

How many days at a theme park can you get only using a 10 day MYW ticket?
It was answered. :lmao:

10 day passes with water parks and more complicates things, don't you think? :thumbsup2
 


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