Candlelight Processional Dining Package: Can Someone Else Use the Diner's Pass?

[AndreaDanger]

I was ecstatic to snag a dining package for the Candlelight Processional for my family's upcoming trip. First time with this experience, and I'm hoping someone can offer their insights regarding this scenario.

Is it possible for someone to participate in the dining portion of the package and then provide their processional seating "pass" to another member of our party who doesn't attend the dining portion (the actual diner would not attend the processional)? For example, if DH attends our lunch but isn't interested in the processional, can my mom then use his MagicBand to enter the processional portion later in his place if she didn't attend the lunch? Everyone has a park reservation that day.

I'm making this sound more convoluted than it actually is, sorry. Please let me know if I can provide any other details for clarification and thanks in advance!

 

[Lehuaann]

If it’s like it was pre-Covid, yes, anyone can use the pass which is basically a sticker with the showtime

 

[Aimeedyan]

In the past, they handed us a big sticker with our show time to use as our pass - nothing electronic. We could have handed it to anyone we wanted.

I would be surprised if they drastically changed the system to digital this year but until opening night, we don't know for sure if the old method is still in use.