Can you return MVMCP tickets?

[riu girl]

I am hesitate in purchasing MVMCP tickets so far in advance, and was just wondering what Disneys return policy (if there is one) is on these tickets?

Also, does the party end at midnight or 1 am?

Thank you

 

[dqpowell]

Party ends at midnight. Tickets are non-transferrable and non-refundable. There have been anecdotal reports of people who had to cancel their trips due to an unexpected problem getting a refund on the tickets, but the official policy says no.

David

 

[Tootles]

When I ordered my tickets through our travel agent, the CM on the other end of the line, asked the travel agent to please take a moment before we proceeded and explain to me that the tickets may NOT be exchanged or refunded under any circumstances. They were pretty clear about that. If you decide to book, assume you are going, or just throwing away the money. I just paid the money, and now have tricked myself into forgetting about how much the tickets cost. Afterall, the money is gone now, and our trip is still 5 months away.

 

[beattyfamily]

I am hesitate in purchasing MVMCP tickets so far in advance, and was just wondering what Disneys return policy (if there is one) is on these tickets?

Also, does the party end at midnight or 1 am?

Thank you

Like others have said, they are non-refundable.

Why don't you just wait to buy them. Only a couple of Fridays and the last party will sell out and probably not till the Fall.

Just wait.

 

[byoung]

Usually you can wait and buy on the day you want to go, at full price.

 

[mickaholic4077]

As long as Disney doesn't ask for the names of the people using the tickets when they are ordered(and puts those names on the ticket) and asks for ID at the gate,there is no way they will be able to tell if person A sold tickets to person B.

 

[dqpowell]

As long as Disney doesn't ask for the names of the people using the tickets when they are ordered(and puts those names on the ticket) and asks for ID at the gate,there is no way they will be able to tell if person A sold tickets to person B.

They DO ask names, and those names ARE printed on the tickets and possibly encoded in the magnetic strip. They are non-transferrable and non-refundable.

As for selling them... you are breaking Florida state law if you do.

David

 

[halld6479]

I ordered 9 and charged them on my CC and they never ask anything except my home address.

 

[dqpowell]

I ordered 9 and charged them on my CC and they never ask anything except my home address.

When? I ordered mine a few weeks ago, directly from Disney. They asked for everybody's name and age, and the last names are printed on the back of every card.

David

 

[ldo]

I asked if refundable and she said no but that they would make a nice gift for someone if we couldn't use them---making me think that they were transferable, but you could not sell them. We decided to wait until closer to the time that we were going.

 

[allysmom1218]

and there is no name on any of them only the date of the party and if the tickets is an adult or child 3-10 yrs old. There is NO way for them to track the names for who they were purchased for. I even checked the paperwork that the tickets came on and then again NO NAMES. I don't see a problem if you purchased the tickets and than maybe needed to sell them to someone else because you couldn't go.

 

[dqpowell]

Mechelle, look on the back side of the card (where the magnetic strip is) on the bottom right, underneath the little Visa logo. In that spot on my ticket, my last name is printed. It's to the far right of where the date of the party is printed.

David

 

[dqpowell]

Also, the fact that no names are listed on the receipt does not mean Disney doesn't have names associated with the tickets in their records, or that the cards aren't associated with names in their database. There are no names on my receipt either, but Disney collected all that info when I ordered them.

David

 

[Kim&Chris]

I just bought nine tickets for several different members of the family (non-family as well). They did not ask for any names, and the only person with the same last name as mine is DH. I can't see how they could possibly know if I sold the tickets to someone else.

 

[dqpowell]

I just bought nine tickets for several different members of the family (non-family as well). They did not ask for any names, and the only person with the same last name as mine is DH. I can't see how they could possibly know if I sold the tickets to someone else.

Did you buy them directly from Disney? I mean, did you call their order line?

They asked me for the names and ages of everybody in my party. I received the tickets in the mail, and they have my last name on them in the location I described above. Yours don't have your name on them?

David

 

[Kim&Chris]

Did you buy them directly from Disney? I mean, did you call their order line?

They asked me for the names and ages of everybody in my party. I received the tickets in the mail, and they have my last name on them in the location I described above. Yours don't have your name on them?

David

Yes, I got them by calling 407-WDISNEY (or whatever the number is).

Not one name on any of them. The only distinguishing writing is that some say adult & some say child.

 

[dqpowell]

Yes, I got them by calling 407-WDISNEY (or whatever the number is).

Weird. I called the same number, and they gathered all the info. My last name is printed (small) beneath the Visa logo on the bottom right-hand side of the back of the card.

David

 

[allysmom1218]

David,

You're right!! Name in the lower corner under the Visa logo. Very hard to see. I find it highly unlikely that the CM's at MK are going to check them. We went to MNSSHP last year and they never looked at the tickets at all. We just put them in the slot like the normal tickets and into the park we went.

 

[dqpowell]

You're right!! Name in the lower corner under the Visa logo.

Thank you! I was starting to get a little paranoid. I suspect everybody who ordered their MVMCP tickets directly from Disney has the name in the same place, and just didn't notice it from a casual glance at the card.

I find it highly unlikely that the CM's at MK are going to check them. We went to MNSSHP last year and they never looked at the tickets at all. We just put them in the slot like the normal tickets and into the park we went.

Maybe so, but the point remains that names are associated with the tickets, and according to policy, they are not refundable or transferable. Whether you could get away with doing so is a different question.

David

 

[dqpowell]

Not one name on any of them. The only distinguishing writing is that some say adult & some say child.

Look again... I suspect you just missed it the first time you checked, as it is small. Lower right corner, underneath the Visa logo.

David