DPPP Tickets?

[JDB]

We bought some no-expire tickets several years ago (before WDW stopped selling them), and are not sure if we still have them. We have two KTTW cards with the code;: "DPPP ADV AD" on them. Are these the no-expire tickets?

 

[FettFan]

We bought some no-expire tickets several years ago (before WDW stopped selling them), and are not sure if we still have them. We have two KTTW cards with the code;: "DPPP ADV AD" on them. Are these the no-expire tickets?

I'm guessing DPPP is "Disney's Pirate and Princess Party", yes?

If so....I really don't think so. I was always under the impression that "No Expiration" was just for general park admission, but not hard ticket events.
You're going to have to call Disney's customer service to find out for sure.
EDIT -- After a quick Google, it's going to be a no-go. Seems as if Pirate and Princess Party has gone the way of Horizons.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mickey's_Pirate_and_Princess_Party

 

[JDB]

I'm guessing DPPP is "Disney's Pirate and Princess Party", yes?

If so....I really don't think so. I was always under the impression that "No Expiration" was just for general park admission, but not hard ticket events.
You're going to have to call Disney's customer service to find out for sure.

I think you're correct - we did go the the Pirates and Princesses Party after a Disney cruise. Thanks for your help. We'll keep looking!

 

[Monty]

If you had no-expire tickets and you had enough information on file, they can track them down and determine if they have any admissions that are still valid. I think you have to be at Guest Relations, they won't do it over the phone IIRC

 

[FettFan]

You're welcome.

 

[yensid67]

I was under the impression that if you had No-expiration tickets and days left on them that they would still honor them, but from here on out you would not be able to purchase the no-expiration tickets. Someone correct this if its not right?