Hi! Hope everyone is well!!
I'm moving, so i'm doing some major cleaning in my house. I found an unused 4 day park hopper from 2001!?! I was so surprised. I tried calling in earlier today but didn't get very far. Does anyone know how to tell if this ticket is still good??
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There's no way to tell without being at Disney World. If you didn't use any of the four days than it's still good. If you did use one or more days than it's expired (unless it's non expiring but I don't know if they offered that in 2001). Tickets expire 14 days from first use or in the case of annual passes a year from first use.
My friend called Disney to find out how many days left on a couple of tickets her and her husband have. They were told over the phone. In order to use them they have to exchange them for a new ticket. Their tickets were from 2005.
You're PROBABLY good. If memory serves correctly, the non-expiring tickets ended when Magic Your Way was introduced in 2005. The only problem is that since you have to be at the park to exchange the ticket, you won't be able to do FP+ selections in advance because you have to have ticket media attache to your MDE account first.
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I agree with this...
You're PROBABLY good. If memory serves correctly, the non-expiring tickets ended when Magic Your Way was introduced in 2005. The only problem is that since you have to be at the park to exchange the ticket, you won't be able to do FP+ selections in advance because you have to have ticket media attache to your MDE account first.
However, have you tried entering the ticket number into the My Disney Experience website? You should have an option there to link a ticket and it might let you know.