Can you seperate park ticket from room key?

[Mermaid2sea]

Is it possible seperate the UK 14 days park tickets from the room key.


Thanks

 

[tinkandonaldfans]

any particular reason why you want to? if you lose your room key that has your ticket on it, it can be replaced whereas a separate ticket cannot!

also by combining them it is one less thing to worry about

 

[Twilight Terror]

It kind of depends on who you booked with and how the vouchers and that have been issued for you. I know several years ago, when we booked a package with VH, they gave us separate vouchers for the hotel and park tickets.

The first year we had park tickets separate from our room keys (can't remember why we did that!), by asking at check-in NOT to put the tickets on the room keys, and then had to wait in line at one the parks in order to get the tickets. Pain in the neck really because we wanted to go to the water park the first day, and rather than being able to go straight in, we had to go to one of the four main parks, get vouchers converted into tickets and THEN go to the water park. After that, we just had them added to the room key!

There really is no reason to have the tickets separate, unless perhaps you have a 14-night ticket and are doing 7 nights and WDW, 7 nights somewhere else, or something. It makes life much easier and you don't have to keep hold of so many different pieces of paper/plastic. They are so easily replaceable as well, since all the information is kept on the system.

 

[dixonsontour]

In December we stayed at AS Movies booked with US disney. At the time to get the free dining you had to buy a 1 day MYW ticket each which we did.

We didn't use these tickets on the Key to the world card as we already had tickets.

I asked at guest relations about getting the tickets off the key to the world card to use in future and was told no need they would stay valid on the card to be used by us in future/traded in against a more expensive ticket. They just gave me a printout confirming the tickets on them.

Unused MYW tickets don't expire though. I think Uk tickets have to be used the same year?

 

[Twilight Terror]

Unused MYW tickets don't expire though. I think Uk tickets have to be used the same year?

Current UK tickets have to be used for the first time by 31 December 2010. Tickets will expire 7/14/21 days (depending on your ticket) after the first day of use.

 

[Mermaid2sea]

Thank you guys, We have hopper tickets leftover from previous trip and would like to use those instead. And the tickets that will be on the key (as part of the Free Dining) we would like them to seperate so that we can give them to our friends when we return so that they can use them on a trip later in the year.

I know when we had vouchers through Virgin we had to exchange them through Guest Services, but there were the old 7 day hopper passes.

In December we stayed at AS Movies booked with US disney. At the time to get the free dining you had to buy a 1 day MYW ticket each which we did.

We didn't use these tickets on the Key to the world card as we already had tickets.

I asked at guest relations about getting the tickets off the key to the world card to use in future and was told no need they would stay valid on the card to be used by us in future/traded in against a more expensive ticket. They just gave me a printout confirming the tickets on them.

Unused MYW tickets don't expire though. I think Uk tickets have to be used the same year?

We did the same kind of thing, but they gave us seperate tickets as DH was not convinced they'd be there for our next trip.

 

[Twilight Terror]

Thank you guys, We have hopper tickets leftover from previous trip and would like to use those instead. And the tickets that will be on the key (as part of the Free Dining) we would like them to seperate so that we can give them to our friends when we return so that they can use them on a trip later in the year.

That might not actually be possible because it's all part of the package - hotel, tickets and free dining - so not sure if you'll be able to separate that. If you can use the voucher to collect the tickets, they will have you name on, even if you don't use them yourselves - you have to collect since photo ID is required when exchanging vouchers for tickets.

Fingerprints will be associated to them once they are used the first time, and the cards will also need to be signed on the back, and signed by the name that is on the ticket. Occasionally in the past, we've had to fingerprint and sign a clipboard on entry, and both were checked against our cards. However, that was several years ago now and it's never happened again - just the once.