Disney tickets staing 9 days but want to but 7 day ticket

[C.FERNIE]

Were going on our honeymoon in october and i wondered if you have a seven day ticket and are staying 9 days do you have to use the 7 days from the first use or can you say use 3 days of the tickets, have 2 days break from disney then use the the rest... your help would be awesome :wave:

 

[MDenham]

Were going on our honeymoon in october and i wondered if you have a seven day ticket and are staying 9 days do you have to use the 7 days from the first use or can you say use 3 days of the tickets, have 2 days break from disney then use the the rest... your help would be awesome :wave:

This shouldn't be a problem at all - the normal expiration date is 14 days from the date of first use (at least, I believe that's right).

 

[C.FERNIE]

it does not matter if you have breaks inbetween lol? thats my worry? lol :wave:

 

[Magical Dreamer]

Nope, you'll have your 7 days to use whenever you want in the 14 day window of the 1st use.

 

[C.FERNIE]

can you but the 7 days / 14 day ticket with a dvc discount and then when you get there get the non experiation option? technical question i know but we will all go as a family in like a year and a half lol! :wave:

 

[wizards8507]

can you but the 7 days / 14 day ticket with a dvc discount and then when you get there get the non experiation option? technical question i know but we will all go as a family in like a year and a half lol! :wave:

Why would you want to add "No Expiration"? You can add it to a new ticket but I believe it has to be before you use any days.

 

[C.FERNIE]

only going to be there for nine days and probs wont use two of them but you can get a 14 day ticket for the price of seven just now and we plan to go bk in a year and a half so we would like the no expiration option for the extra days lol :wave:

 

[peachykeen]

only going to be there for nine days and probs wont use two of them but you can get a 14 day ticket for the price of seven just now and we plan to go bk in a year and a half so we would like the no expiration option for the extra days lol :wave:

I assume you are referring to the "14-Day Ultimate" Ticket for UK residents? It's correct that you pay for 7 days and get 14, but because the UK tickets are specially priced, they expire 14 days from the first use and CANNOT be upgraded to No-Expiration. Those particular tickets will expire 14 days from the first use no matter what.

Why would you want to add "No Expiration"? You can add it to a new ticket but I believe it has to be before you use any days.

You can upgrade a ticket to No-Expiration anytime between the first use, and 14 days after the first use. (Basically anytime before the ticket expires, you can add days, No-Expiration, etc, even if the ticket has been fully used up in its original form. You will still be charged the full amount of the No-Expiration option. For example, if you bought a 5 day ticket, used all 5 days, then added 5 more days AND the no-expiration option, you would pay the no-expiration price based on a 10 day ticket, not just the 5 remaining days.)

 

[wizards8507]

I assume you are referring to the "14-Day Ultimate" Ticket for UK residents? It's correct that you pay for 7 days and get 14, but because the UK tickets are specially priced, they expire 14 days from the first use and CANNOT be upgraded to No-Expiration. Those particular tickets will expire 14 days from the first use no matter what.

You can upgrade a ticket to No-Expiration anytime between the first use, and 14 days after the first use. (Basically anytime before the ticket expires, you can add days, No-Expiration, etc, even if the ticket has been fully used up in its original form. You will still be charged the full amount of the No-Expiration option. For example, if you bought a 5 day ticket, used all 5 days, then added 5 more days AND the no-expiration option, you would pay the no-expiration price based on a 10 day ticket, not just the 5 remaining days.)

Oh that makes sense... I had never heard of the 14-day think as I'm not from the UK.

 

[peachykeen]

Oh that makes sense... I had never heard of the 14-day think as I'm not from the UK.

Disney ticketing is more confusing than anything I ever learned in college

There are hundreds of rules and guidelines to them, even the people who work there don't know all of them!

But bottom line is UK resident tickets are non-upgradable. Most other park tickets, like a regular 5 Day Base MYW ticket for example, are, as long as its within 14 days of first use.