mitsukoshi samurai
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Ap sales suspended
Oh yeah, I actually forgot about this. I'd want to do this probably in February or March of 2021, though, so maybe things will be different then.Ap sales suspended
Thanks for the help.My parents wisely purchased many Disney World theme park tickets in the 1980’s. They gave the tickets to me and these are the type of tickets that never expire. I used several of them last year and when I arrived at the park they directed me to guest services to “transfer” the printed ticket to my magic band, but I only brought enough tickets to cover our 3-day stay. I can only transfer them in-person (not online or over the phone) so my online account doesn’t show that I have any tickets. Thus, I am not going to be able to reserve a theme park in advance.
Will I be able to show up this August and use the tickets (even though I won’t have a theme park reservation)?
1. OK.
2. Not very unusual.
3. Likely so, but nobody knows.
4. That was standard practice normally.
5. “Very old” and “Really old” are too imprecise to give a good answer.
6. Unlikely, but nobody knows.
As to “calling” for correct answers... that would certainly be hit or miss at this time. Sorry.
Did you try the Wayback Machine?
Hmm...
That worked for me. Don't know why the direct link isn't working. Here's the address, but you will probably need to go into the Wayback Machine and play with it. The info is in there.
https://web.archive.org/web/2020031...isneyworld.disney.go.com/tickets-visit-guide/
Don't forget that in the past, when you've upgraded a used ticket to an AP, the AP is good until one year after the first day of use of the original ticket.If I have a 4-day Fl resident ticket and am spreading out my park visits over a few months, can I upgrade to an AP on the last park visit? That seems too good to be true and I think there must be a time limit within which you must upgrade from first day of use rather than last, but I can't find this information anywhere.
You would be buying an AP voucher, which you then have to activate before entering a park. The vouchers in recent years have been good until 2030, so you could hold onto them until you wanted to use them. Generally however they are not refundable or returnable.I'm not talking about covid, during regular times (pre/post covid) are APs refundable?
Why do i ask?
We're DVC. We're planning on visiting WDW in july 2021.
I'll be able to book our rooms in August 2020, for July 2021.
Normally i buy tickets just before 60 days (to book FPs)
But now with the park reservation requirement, i need to buy tickets as soon as i book, so that i can reserve park entrance.
But what if we end up not going?
It's easy to cancel a DVC booking, but what about the APs?
Can i return them?
Keep in mind, they will be unused. I will buy APs to be used starting the day of our vacation (july 2021).
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Thank you! This is what I wanted to know and I couldn't find the information anywhere.Don't forget that in the past, when you've upgraded a used ticket to an AP, the AP is good until one year after the first day of use of the original ticket.