Disneyland tickets Security

[william11]

What tips for maintaining the security of the tickets do people have when? Should all members of our party sign the tickets now? Should I be taking a picture of both the front and back of the tickets?

 

[Malcon10t]

Take a picture of the barcode on your tickets. You can sihn them now, but they will make you re-sign in front of a CM.

 

[mamapenguin]

With regular tickets, I take picture of the front and back of each. The barcode is the important part though. I haven't taken pics of my APs though, now I probably will.... I just assumed that the APs could be looked up since they are linked to my account and they took more information from me.

 

[Malcon10t]

APs can be looked up. All that is needed for a park hopper is the bar code. My brother (well his sons) lost one of the tickets on a FP run during their last trip. Luckily, *I* had taken pictures (and they had all the FPs) and it took 5 mins to replace.

 

[Winnowill]

We have found people's tickets in the parks - on the ground, left on FP machines, wherever. So loss is definitely a possibility. We turn them in to CMs when we find them, but we've been told that the likelihood of a ticket finding its way back to its owner is pretty miniscule. Taking a picture of the back of our tickets is the first thing we do when we get them.

 

[Mackysmycat]

Yep same here - I always take pics of them with my phone to have handy just in case...

 

[theluckyrabbit]

After having her tickets stolen in the parks (right off a table at Plaza Inn), my sister now takes photos of all the tickets and makes photocopies to keep in the room safe in case her phone crashes. The one time her son put his ticket through the hotel laundry, one or the other backup was sufficient to get the ticket replaced.