Can a 14 day Disney ticket be used on day 15?

[f1girly]

Thanks to you all, hard to know whether to risk it isn't it.

[Bridget]

I take it this applies for a 21 day ultimate as well in that it could used on day 22?

[lyn1]

Originally Posted by Bridget

I take it this applies for a 21 day ultimate as well in that it could used on day 22?

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Yes it does, unless things have changed.

[geewhiz]

Originally Posted by f1girly

Thanks to you all, hard to know whether to risk it isn't it.

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There’s no risk, it does work.

Why not do what we did the first time we tried it, when leaving on our 14th day we went to guest relations and asked them to check when the tickets would expire, they confirmed we could come back the next day.

This also worked for us with the SeaWorld/Busch tickets.

[Shooby doo]

TBH I don't think that there is much "risk", for it to change they need to change the wording & take "from" out
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[Pinchy]

Just to add that the 15 day limit (with 1 day of non-use) works to the nearest 24 hour period. So as long as you're not trying to enter at a time after the time of your first use you will be okay.

[scottsman]

I emailed Disney regarding this a couple of years ago and their answer was as clear as mud they wouldn't commit to either answer.

[gavvy]

You have always had 14 individual days in a 15 day period, as the ticket is valid for 14 days AFTER first use.
Its the same with an annual pass, its valid for 365 days AFTER first use so you actually get a year and 1 day's worth of admission on an AP.

[f1girly]

Well that sounds promising then tbh. If anyone experiences this in 2019 I'd love to hear. My friend is looking to travel in 2020 so has asked me for advice. Thanks .

[DigitalOlli]

One question about this. We got a 21 Days Ultimate Ticket und stay 8 nights onsite and then 3 weeks offsite ( 2 Days in this 3 weeks we will stay onsite again)

We will first use our ticket on June 1. Can we book fastpasses for June 22?