10 day ticket/5 night stay ?

[MaidMarian]

We just stayed at POP for 5 nights and had a great vacation! We also purchased 10 day park hopper no expiration tickets and only used 3 days. I've never bought tickets for longer than my stay before so I'm a little confused-the rest of my remaining days are still on my roomkey/all in one card from the hotel, right? The guy at check-in never said we had to do anything different so I just assumend, but now I'm wondering since the cards have the date of our stay and that on them, they dont just stop working and I was suppose to get the remaining days of my tickets put on something else. Sorry if the questions confusing

 

[Straitlover]

The remaining days are on your room key. Don't lose it as they may not be able to find the info in the computer w/o it (that's what they told me). In fact, I would make a copy of your cards (front & back) and keep that in a separate place just in case.

 

[MaidMarian]

Thanks-I figured they were, just had a sudden panic (must be the effect of being back in the real world)

 

[disneyfreak74]

We bought extra days with the non-expiring feature in Sept and just got back yesterday from our 2nd trip. I kept my old roomkeys and when they gave us our new room keys I walked over to concierge and the NICE lady there transferred everything so that I only had to keep up with one card for EACH person rather than 2.

 

[SnackyStacky]

We just stayed at POP for 5 nights and had a great vacation! We also purchased 10 day park hopper no expiration tickets and only used 3 days. I've never bought tickets for longer than my stay before so I'm a little confused-the rest of my remaining days are still on my roomkey/all in one card from the hotel, right? The guy at check-in never said we had to do anything different so I just assumend, but now I'm wondering since the cards have the date of our stay and that on them, they dont just stop working and I was suppose to get the remaining days of my tickets put on something else. Sorry if the questions confusing

Just an FYI - the dates serve as your Resort ID so they know how long your stay is. It's completely seperate from your admission.

 

[bicker]

That's one reason why I like not having my admission on my room-key, at least with non-expiring admission.

 

[eeyoreiscool]

We tend to have several of the keys floating around our house from various trips. This would be a large problem since the kids love to take them and play with them. I can only imagine a CM's face if we brought all of them in and said that there were some that had tickets on them.

 

[InstImpres]

We tend to have several of the keys floating around our house from various trips. This would be a large problem since the kids love to take them and play with them. I can only imagine a CM's face if we brought all of them in and said that there were some that had tickets on them.

2 suggestions:

- use a Sharpie to write what remains right on each room key

- put "the numbers" on the key into a word document, along with how many days remain. Just like a paper park pass, they can reprint this for you.

 

[TinkerbellMama]

That's one reason why I like not having my admission on my room-key, at least with non-expiring admission.

Me too!