Alaska Air Package

[PoohBearFriends]

With a vacation package from Alaska. Do they send you e tickets and then you turn them in at the ticket window? Do the ticket windows not open till the park? I read somewhere that you could exchange your e-ticket at the turnstille but I don't want to be there and not be able to get in.

I have only used WDT in the past and this is the first time for Alaska. We couldn't get the flight times we needed for WDT.

 

[Sienna]

We've traveled to DL twice on Alaska Airlines packages. I printed out copies of our e-confirmation and brought that with us, but I think they've just needed our names and ID at the ticket window (just my ID, or one person's ID from our group, if I remember right). They gave us tickets for our entire stay so we didn't need to go to the ticket window each day. After the first day, you can go directly to the turnstiles.

FYI, on our first package, for some reason our names didn't get passed along to Disney's ticket windows (this is after flying and checking into the hotel on the vacation package ). Disney immediately handed us a 1-day pass, and told us to call Alaska's 800-number, told us which form they needed, and it would get cleared up that day. It took a quick call and everything was handled. A minor inconvenience at most. Kudos to Disney for not making a big deal out of it and at least letting us in that day until it could get cleared up. And Alaska was very responsive, apologetic, and took care of it right away, so not a big deal.

 

[PoohBearFriends]

Thanks for the info. Is the ticket window open before the park? How long is it open in the evening?

 

[Sienna]

I'm not sure when the ticket window opens. BUT, if you are staying at a Disney hotel (Grand Californian, Disneyland Hotel, or Paradise Pier), you should be able to get your park tickets at the hotel, thus bypassing the ticket window altogether.