[zoey9797]

Boy, everyone with un-used days? I could never have that much self control! Especially for that long LOL.
They would have been used immediately to justify the next trip- "But, I have one "free" day left, I only have to buy 6 more days!"

Maybe that seperates the severly addicited from those still with a rational mindset?
Zoey

[vlogilvie]

Tickets prior to 2005 Magic Your Way never expire. If you have an older tickets or paper ticket stop by Guest Relations at any park or DTD and they will be happy to issue you a new ticket. If you want to keep your paper tickets just ask they will let you keep them.

[gatour]

Although I am not this situation. Let's say that the original poster wanted to apply the unused day to purchase a new multiple day pass. Would they apply the day 1 for 1 or would it just be the value of the day when the original ticket was purchased? For example (using made up purchase prices:

Original ticket was three days purchased for $30. It has one day left, so value of one day is $10.

New 3 day ticket costs $60 dollars so value of one day is $20

Would the original poster pay $50 ($60-$10) or $40 ($60-$20)?

I seem to recall several years reading that there were situations where the person would pay $50, so it was a better deal to use up the ticket and then buy a separate ticket for the remaining days.

[brebre_51]

Back in the day when WDW sold A,B,C,D,E ticket books, I had several left over. I put them away for future use. When, WDW changed to the current tickets, I took my old, unused tickets & WDW subtracted those tickets off the price of my new tickets.

Wouldn't that be about the same thing as what you are saying, except your old tickets aren't as old as mine were?