Tickets are transferable as long as they are not used. Be aware that they will likely disappear from view in MDE once expired. CMs will be able to retrieve them for the credit.
I would go to a blue umbrella in a park tomorrow morning. I don’t think those do ticket upgrades.
Totally anticipating zero sleep tonight.
You activate it on your first visit.
Upgrades to existing tickets needed to be done by phone this morning. Some options that may or may not work for you:
You have 1 year from today to enter a park using the new AP (activate it). Then the AP will be valid for 1 year from that date.
hey! thanks for the response, follow up question, what happens if you don't enter the park? the pass doesn't expire? could you potentially protect yourself from rising park prices?
Disney closed that loophole. The pass will remain valued at the price you bought it for as a credit on your account, But that's all. If pass prices rise by $200 you'll need to dish out the additional $200 plus tax beyond what you paid.
I used $200 just as an example. Disney is free to change up the prices however they want.
Whatever price increase(s) has occurred between when you bought the AP voucher (today) and that future date -- be it May 2024 or 5 or 10 years down the road. Obviously, the longer you wait to use the credit the more you're likely to pay to bring it up to prevailing rates.
I have a 3 day hopper for November , the CM told me to remove any park reservations and let them expire since I purchased a AP with a different set today. Can these expired tickets hang out for years?
