If they have a time machine, sure. Go back to the last day of that trip, upgrade to the AP, then return to today.Help solve an argument! Some family members are claiming they can use the daily tickets from part of a 2021 package and now apply them to an AP. I say no way. Help me win this fight!
NICE!!!!If they have a time machine, sure. Go back to the last day of that trip, upgrade to the AP, then return to today.
Otherwise, nope.
No, never used ( visit canceled)Were the tickets used to enter a park?
If for some reason they did not use the tickets from the 2021 package, then yes those can be used as a credit towards an AP (once available). However, if the tickets were used even just 1 day, they likely have expired -- unless they were for year-end and still valid for another day or so. If used and expired, the tickets no longer have any value towards upgrade or otherwise.Some family members are claiming they can use the daily tickets from part of a 2021 package and now apply them to an AP.
If they are just "regular" 4-day tickets bought with a FL resident discount, you should be able to change the date. Sometimes that can be done online through MDE but not always so you may need to call to change the dates, and pay any additional if your new dates cost more.tix purchased Online, Disney site. 4 day Fla resident Tix
I think they were the discover 4 day tickets but since they were unable to confirm my Fla residency (?!) they are just the certificates sent in the mail. There is no wording indicating an End or expiration date that I can see Except for the dates that I set up on MDE, which I cannot seem to change.If they are just "regular" 4-day tickets bought with a FL resident discount, you should be able to change the date. Sometimes that can be done online through MDE but not always so you may need to call to change the dates, and pay any additional if your new dates cost more.
If they were special tickets like the Discover Disney 4-day or something, those usually have a set window and must be used within that time frame. If completely unused, the credit can be applied to new tickets (which may not be the same type of discounted ticket); but if only partially used within the designated timeframe it will hold no value past the expiration.
So basically -- a fully-unused ticket will have value as a credit towards new tickets. Those new tickets may or may not cost more, especially if you had a discounted ticket but that discount is no longer offered (or not offered for the new dates). You will probably need to call to make any change.
If the tickets are unused then the cost of those tickets can be credited to the purchase of future tickets.Help solve an argument! Some family members are claiming they can use the daily tickets from part of a 2021 package and now apply them to an AP. I say no way. Help me win this fight!
No this has never been possible to do on the phone in the past. I’ve done it in person many times. Was always told must be done in personWe also have unused tickets from 2021 we want to apply to our upcoming tickets. We were told directly from Disney that this is possible. My question is, can this o Lu be accomplished by calling? I’ve tried to call twice and the wait times were 2 and 3 hours respectively.