Can you add separately purchased tickets to KTTW card?

[piperdown]

We have reservations at DLH, but I'm purchasing park tickets separately. Can the tickets be added to our KTTW cards when we check in at DLH? Or perhaps at Guest Services at the park?

I know this can be done at WDW, so I'm guessing that it's probably the same at DLR.

 

[pixiewings71]

DLR does not have KTTW tickets, I do not believe your tickets can be added to your room key. I may be incorrect, but when we stayed at the PPH and GCH we were not able to do that.

 

[3Minnies1Mickey]

No KTTW cards at DisneyLAND. You cannot add your tickets to your room card. Even if you bought them with your hotel package they'd be separate.

 

[blackjackdelta]

Nothing is the same at DLR...no KTTW cards that I am aware of.

Jack

 

[piperdown]

Thank you for the info!!

 

[hlbtimes2]

What is a KTTW?

 

[blackjackdelta]

What is a KTTW?

These are Key To The World cards where a number things can be added like "room access" and pack admission on one card.

Jack

 

[ValpoCory]

We have reservations at DLH, but I'm purchasing park tickets separately. Can the tickets be added to our KTTW cards when we check in at DLH? Or perhaps at Guest Services at the park?

I know this can be done at WDW, so I'm guessing that it's probably the same at DLR.

Can you still do that at WDW? They changed their computer system in January 2011 and when we went then, I asked at the hotel to add my tickets to my KTTW card and they said "sure", only to find out the new computer system wouldn't let them. They told me to try Guest Services at one of the parks, but even they could not do it.

They may have worked out the kinks since then, though.

 

[bumbershoot]

Can you still do that at WDW? They changed their computer system in January 2011 and when we went then, I asked at the hotel to add my tickets to my KTTW card and they said "sure", only to find out the new computer system wouldn't let them. They told me to try Guest Services at one of the parks, but even they could not do it.

They may have worked out the kinks since then, though.

You hit them at a weird time. They can do it again now.



At Disneyland, the keycards are "keys to the magic", if I recall correctly. Not quite to the world, or even the land. So, no tickets on them. Charging works with them, and they get you in for Magic Mornings, yes, but they aren't used as tickets.