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My daughter was 9 last year when we visited and we paid to have our tickets upgraded so there was no expiry on the days we had left on them.
I understand I need to go to Guest Relations at Disney to upgrade my daughters child ticket to an adult one, now that she is 10, but does anyone know of the cost involved? I did come across a site while I was searching the internet that said they don't charge a fee, but I am not sure how old that information was.
Thanks for any help.
Only guest relations will be able to tell you how much the fee is as it depends on how much you paid in the first place.
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My daughter was 9 last year when we visited and we paid to have our tickets upgraded so there was no expiry on the days we had left on them.
I understand I need to go to Guest Relations at Disney to upgrade my daughters child ticket to an adult one, now that she is 10, but does anyone know of the cost involved? I did come across a site while I was searching the internet that said they don't charge a fee, but I am not sure how old that information was.
Thanks for any help.
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Hi Rocky
I changed my sons ticket to an adult ticket 2 weeks ago and was surprised to not be charged. He still had 8 days left. In fact the new tickets have 6 water park tickets rather than 5 so he got the extra day also for no charge.
I upgraded my daughter's ticket in April - no charge.
I will have to upgrade my sons ticket when we next visit.
Glad to hear that they don't charge.[msnsmile2]
Me too, lets just hope that the policy doesn't change. Which parks did you upgrade it at?
We upgraded at Guest relations booth at Downtown Disney.
We upgraded at Animal Kingdom
Ian
We need to upgrade a childs ticket next year - I was told that disney doesn't penalise a child for growing up![msnsmile]
I hadn't even thought of this. Our daughters ticket will need to be upgraded when we go again in September.
Tracey