I still have several old WDW tickets I bought that we bought at the end of 2004 and used in April 2005. They were the 7 day Park Hopper Plus variety and I got them for the whole family.

If you remember, they didn't expire and they used to come with a certain number of "plus" days on them. Well I'd like to finally save some money and not just throw them away and I wrote on them how many days I have left.


Can someone tell me if you can still use the "plus" days on these cards?

Do I have to go to the Ticket and Trans Center to "convert" them or something?

You should be able to use them, and you should be able to convert at any ticket office at any park (not just at the TTC) including at a water park.

But I'm not the expert on this - I'm sure the person who does know this first hand will be here soon! (And I'm very glad that person's around, because then we get it from a very reliable source!)

you can use old tickets at the turnstile just as they are. the only restrictions i'm aware of is you cannot use them at places that did not exist at the time of the ticket purchase, but I don't think anything would apply to tickets purchased in 2004.

The plus options on the old Park Hopper Plus do not expire and are good until used. However, since they were not valid at Disney Quest, and DQ did exist at that time, they are still not good a DQ.

If you have any of the old World Hoppers, the plus options on those expired seven days after first use, even if the theme park days had not all been used up.

I just checked on this myself. We have two seven day park hoppers with four plus features (just like you do, I believe). All seven park days are used but only one plus feature was used. I asked at Guest Relations to double check the number of plus features that were left and where we could use them. The two water parks and Pleasure Island was the answer I received. I also asked if I had to trade them in for new ones. I was told no and to just hand over the passes as they were. I did that checking over Memorial Day Weekend, 2007.

I also asked if I had to trade them in for new ones. I was told no and to just hand over the passes as they were. I did that checking over Memorial Day Weekend, 2007.
Thanks all for the perfect responses. That was exactly what I needed to know.

The reason I needed to know that we didn't have to convert them is because we are going on our trip in April and the trip is precisely 15 days long (not including travel days) so a MYW ticket won't cover us. I figured a nice low-key start of our trip would be a water park but even using a MYW ticket for a water park will start the 14 day clock ticking.

I didn't want to show up at the BlizzB gate and have them tell me I needed to head all the way over to MK TTC.