What to do use up old tickets ,or buy new

[llamala]

We both have 5 days left on non expiry tickets with water parks etc.
We are visiting ar Easter with family who have bought 6 days non hoppers. We plan to do 2 Mk 2 Epcot 1 Ak 1 HS.
We will need to buy a 1 day ticket to do the same. However I was thinking should we buy the same so that we save out hoppers for another visit as it seems a bit of a waste of hoppers.
Also we have added our old tickets to MDE would we need to delete these off our MDE to save confusion

[TEL N KEL]

If you are 100% sure you will be returning then I would say keep your old tickets and buy new tickets that match there's.

As you say yours are hoppers and there are not so you will not be able to use your hopper tickets to the maximum.

So if you can afford to buy tickets go for it.

[llamala]

Only problem is we can start to book fast passes on Saturday, and only just thought about it this morning, so can we book fast passes on old already linked tickets, but buy new ones and transfer them over. Aahgh confusing myself now.
Other option is buy a one day pass for about £100 each as opposed to a 6 day for about £280.

[chmurf]

you can't delete a ticket from your MDX
the best you can do is transfer them (assing) to another identity (for example create dummy friends on your MDX (ones you manage) and assign the tickets to them (don't assign to a mdx account you invite through email)

or, you could have both tickets to your profile, but you'll need to prioritize tickets.
this operation you might be able to do on MDX, or will need to visit a guest relations to have them do it for you, will allow to use one set of tickets before the other, as you define the order in which they are used.

ETA : if both tickets are linked to your MDX, there is no need to transfer FP+
your FP+ are stored on your MDX. you can make them as long as there is a ticket allowing you to book those FP+
you can have as many tickets as you want on your MDX. It doesn't matter which one you use. Your FP+ does not belong to a ticket. They belong to your account.

[llamala]

That is useful to know thanks