$86 tickets - did you print online or pickup?

[skiingwife]

I'm looking at th $86 tickets. My choices are to print them on 8 1/2 x11 paper at home and have to safeguard that and walk around in the park with that paper every day, or do electronic pickup at the ticket window to get a wallet size ticket. Do you guys do the electronic pickup? Seems like that'd be the best option. What have you done?

[phamton]

Either way is fine. You can make enough copies so you can use a new one each day.

If they don't work out for you, you can just have them reprinted at Guest Services onto regular ticket stock.

[ky07]

we had the print at home tickets in june and we took ours to guest service ticket window and they gave us regular tickets so we didn't have to walk around with big pieces of papper or worry about them getting wet.:thumbsup2

[MassMom94]

Last time (2007) I bought through AAA because cheaper - they mailed me paper tickets - so don't have really recent experience. However, in 2006 I purchased from the Universal website and chose the pick up at park (rather than print at home) option and that worked out great. You have to have the credit card you charged the tix to, then you just go up to a kiosk machine (no need to visit guest services) and it prints out your tickets right there. I would definitely do that rather than worrying about carting around the home-printed tickets.

[amery]

we had the print at home tickets in june and we took ours to guest service ticket window and they gave us regular tickets so we didn't have to walk around with big pieces of papper or worry about them getting wet.:thumbsup2

This is exactly what we will do as I have already printed them out at home.