Air Miles Universal Rethinking using tickets...

[jsebsirois]

Hey there fellow canadians,

Back in June, we exchanged Air Miles for a 2 days/2 Parks Adult ticket for our upcoming trip in November, thinking that we would only have to buy another adult ticket to visit Univeral, since our kids our 2 and 1.

Now, things have changed a bit : we found out that our 2 years old won't be able to ride a lot of kiddie rides because he's on the small size, but most of all, and that's a great news, my wife is pregnant of our third child So she won't be able to ride much. With that said, we're thinking about skipping Universal.

So, big introduction for the question : does an Air Miles Universal Ticket have an expiration date? We don't see any on the actual ticket. If there is an expiration date, can we get ''refund''. Can we sell the ticket?

Thanks in advance!

 

[Donald - my hero]

Hey there fellow canadians,

Back in June, we exchanged Air Miles for a 2 days/2 Parks Adult ticket for our upcoming trip in November, thinking that we would only have to buy another adult ticket to visit Univeral, since our kids our 2 and 1.

Now, things have changed a bit : we found out that our 2 years old won't be able to ride a lot of kiddie rides because he's on the small size, but most of all, and that's a great news, my wife is pregnant of our third child So she won't be able to ride much. With that said, we're thinking about skipping Universal.

So, big introduction for the question : does an Air Miles Universal Ticket have an expiration date? We don't see any on the actual ticket. If there is an expiration date, can we get ''refund''. Can we sell the ticket?

Thanks in advance!

That is wonderful news, a new baby can make things exciting!
The tickets you received from Airmiles in June have no expiration date -- the new ones might very well have that added but you would see it clearly marked.

You can keep the tickets until you decide to go. They won't "devalue" and will be accepted at the gate as is. You can sell the tickets if you want, but if you are comfortable just stashing them till you're ready to go that is what we did. Once you do go, they will take the current gate price of the tickets you hold and let you use that *value* to upgrade, downgrade, whatever you want. They won't refund the tickets per-say but we were able to downgrade from the 2 day park-to-park ticket to a 1 day park-to-park ticket and got the difference on a giftcard.

 

[jsebsirois]

Such a great, complete and quick answer

If we can keep the tickets, we will for sure keep them to use them later

So, basically, if I don't see any expiration dates on the tickets, we're good, right?