Different tickets and annual passes?

[mom23guys2]

i know this has been answered somewhere before but couldn't find it when searching. My husband and I both have 5 day tickets assigned to our MBs. We are buying annual passes. When we enter the park will they automatically use my annual pass and not my 5 day ticket.

 

[dpswift]

No they will use the tickets assigned to your MB unless you change it.

 

[Good Morning Dewdrop]

i know this has been answered somewhere before but couldn't find it when searching. My husband and I both have 5 day tickets assigned to our MBs. We are buying annual passes. When we enter the park will they automatically use my annual pass and not my 5 day ticket.

are you upgrading the 5 day tickets to APs? it doesn't sound like it from your post but IF that is the case then they will use your 5 day ticket when you first enter the park and then when you upgrade to an AP the 5 day ticket basically disappears and they link your AP to your MB

IF you want to keep the 5 day ticket for a future trip you need to prioritize the AP (must be linked to your MB/ in your MDE account) - I think you have to call Disney IT for this (but Robo probably knows...) or remove the 5 day tickets somehow and link the AP. You do not want them to use the 5 day if you really want to be using the AP (that would be time consuming to sort out if it happened by mistake)

 

[mom23guys2]

That's what I'm thinking. The 5 day PH are no experiation so I don't want them to use those. I didn't know if we would have to use the hard ticket AP when entering the park or have to remove those other tickets which I have no idea how to do.

 

[TinkLoverSam]

That's what I'm thinking. The 5 day PH are no experiation so I don't want them to use those. I didn't know if we would have to use the hard ticket AP when entering the park or have to remove those other tickets which I have no idea how to do.

You can reassign the non-expiring tickets to yourname2 which you create as a managed account in your MDE and then just reassign them to your real identity when you want to use them.