Is it possible to add a day to our 6 day base tickets if you've already linked it to MDE? Thanks!
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Already linked MB's ?
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MickeyMomV
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Yes. You add days up until your last day and if you are from the states you can add up to a total of 10 days. So if you have a 6 day ticket you can add up to 4 days.
Sabrina D
Well-Known Member
Going by the title of the thread I think the question is whether or not the extra day purchased will work off the Magic Band.
YES, it will. The Magic Band accesses your MDE account, so anything that is active and linked to your MDE account (from room entry to valid park tickets to dining plan etc) can be accessed using your Magic Band (the one provided for this trip or any other Magic Band associated with you). When you add a day to your linked ticket, your Magic Band will work just fine for park entry on that additional day.
YES, it will. The Magic Band accesses your MDE account, so anything that is active and linked to your MDE account (from room entry to valid park tickets to dining plan etc) can be accessed using your Magic Band (the one provided for this trip or any other Magic Band associated with you). When you add a day to your linked ticket, your Magic Band will work just fine for park entry on that additional day.
WillCAD
Member
Yes, it sure it.
Linking your ticket doesn't change your options, only USING part of a ticket changes the options.
If you have not yet used any part of a WDW ticket, you can modify it at any time. An unused ticket essentially gets traded in for another ticket of the length you need, and you can also add the hopper or water park options. You can even trade in a ticket with options for a new ticket that doesn't have those options, as long as A) the ticket you're trading in is completely unused, and B) the ticket you're trading it for costs MORE than the ticket you're trading in. You can't trade a 3-day hopper for a 3-day base ticket, but you could trade a 3-day hopper for a 6-day base ticket (they're exactly the same price) or for a 7-day or 8-day base ticket.
Once you've used any part of your ticket, your options then become more limited. You can only add days or options to a partially-used ticket, up to the ten-day maximum ticket length. If you add the hopper option, it's a flat fee - they don't knock any off for the non-hopping days you've already used. Even if you only have one day left of your base ticket, adding the hopper option still costs $55.
You can add days or options to a partially-used ticket at any time until the ticket is completely used, or 14 days after the first time it was used, whichever comes first.
You can upgrade any ticket to an Annual Pass. Again, a completely unused ticket could be traded in for either the Platinum or Platinum Plus AP, but a partially-used ticket with the water parks option can only be upgraded to a Platinum Plus AP, even if you haven't used any of the water park admissions.
And it goes without saying, any change to an existing pass must be done at WDW, at Guest Relations or a Ticket Sales window at the theme parks or DTD.
Thanks for responses! I called Disney and wanted to add a day to our base pass. Since I didn't buy the tickets through Disney, we just need to go up to a ticket window and ask them to add a extra day to our existing ticket. The cost would be around $10 for each person. If I had done a package through Disney, they could of done this over the phone I was told. We arrive January 2nd, 2016. Our college aged kids want to do Soarin before it closes on the 4th. The 3rd is HS for the last day Osbourne Lights and 4th at MK for getting most of Holiday decorations. The 2nd is a relax day at Fort Wilderness after a 21 hour straight drive from Wisconsin. The kids can go do Soarin, we will be hitting Trails End buffet and doing a monorail tour for my sister in laws 1st trip. Thanks again!