Start date of tickets

disney1st timer · 3 Oct 21, 02:01 PM

Maybe a stupid question, we fly on 9th July 2022. I’m booking Disney and universal combo tickets, so I do the date as 10th July as that will be our first park day?

loldis · 3 Oct 21, 03:03 PM

Yes you do. Although they don't actually activate until you use them in the parks, and will then expire 14 days from that activation date.

Also even though it's a combo, that's only for selling purposes. They will be two separate tickets which you can activate on different dates.

disney1st timer · 3 Oct 21, 03:19 PM

Originally Posted by loldis

Yes you do. Although they don't actually activate until you use them in the parks, and will then expire 14 days from that activation date.

Also even though it's a combo, that's only for selling purposes. They will be two separate tickets which you can activate on different dates.

Thank you. I’ve always booked them with the same dates as the holiday and just suddenly realised that’s probably wrong!

loldis · 3 Oct 21, 03:30 PM

It doesn't matter a huge amount tbh, since UK tickets aren't actually fixed dates. Which is why it goes from activation date instead.

3 Oct 21, 03:03 PM	#2
	3 Oct 21, 03:03 PM loldis Imagineer
loldis Imagineer Join Date: May 17 Location: Sussex	Yes you do. Although they don't actually activate until you use them in the parks, and will then expire 14 days from that activation date. Also even though it's a combo, that's only for selling purposes. They will be two separate tickets which you can activate on different dates. Edited at 03:06 PM.

3 Oct 21, 03:30 PM	#4
	3 Oct 21, 03:30 PM loldis Imagineer
loldis Imagineer Join Date: May 17 Location: Sussex	It doesn't matter a huge amount tbh, since UK tickets aren't actually fixed dates. Which is why it goes from activation date instead.