Originally Posted by
exbayern
I don't believe that you understand what we are discussing.
My discount may have been hypothetical figures, but bridging tickets can/could result in quite significant discounts. I brought that up several pages back about how one could bridge a multi-day ticket to an AP for substantial savings.
IF Disney is now turning off that option, many people will no longer be saving significantly.
It may not impact you if you were not taking advantage of bridging, but it will impact many people who were savvy enough to take advantage of that saving option in past.
(And both Will and Haley also showed how there could be substantial savings buying from resellers at WDW)
I was addressing the regular tickets, not the non-expiry. My point with the regular tickets vs UCT or Orlando Attraction tickets, the discount isn't very much to begin with. So adding back the discount, so that a purchaser can add more days at WDW kiosk would not be that bad of a deal, to keep flexibility.
The non-expiry I've never focused on. But sounds like the changes to non-expiry edging benefit towards who use the passes for 1 or 2 days at a time.