Thanks! Do I call in advance for that?
You can try calling in advance... policies of how to handle “upgrades” (adjustments to tickets) tend to change over time.
I’m unclear what some of the above means. If I added them to MDE and used them to make fastpasses at my 60 day mark, does that mean they were “modified by the attraction directly?”
Physical tickets but they were applied to MDE. Being able to change dates would work.
Hmmmmm.
I did...but I called twice and got the same answer. I however didn't trust it and haven't opened and added my tickets to MDE. Not going to do that until I'm already past my 90 day purchase window (and before my FP+ window).
If you select the ticket in your MDE account, does it give you the option to change or modify? I was able to change to an any day ticket for one of my daughter's friends that way (using PC). I did not notice if it had an expiration date when I did it, so make sure you read the fine print. The cost was the difference between the price paid for the selected start date and the current price for an any day ticket
The tickets aren’t a total loss. Take a look at the ticket sticky; you’ll be able to use them on any equally priced or cheaper dates later this calendar year, upgrade them to more expensive days this year for the difference in price (plus any intervening price increases) or apply the current retail price of them to a trip in 2021 any beyond if they expire.
I just tried that and it does.
Just to clarify — there are no “any time” tickets. The Flexible Ticket option still has an expiration date - currently 12/31/2020. Unless you expect to go during holiday season, I wouldn’t add this option as it essentially charges you for the highest-priced ticket date currently available, and if you don’t go until 2021 you would still need to upgrade dates again as those tickets aren’t yet available. Unused tickets can be credited towards an upgrade (new dates) even if expired.
Thanks!
