Don't like look of new tickets!

[calena]

We ordered 2 tickets from Air Miles and they came in and they don't even look "real". I still have our old Park Hoppers (haven't used the plusses yet) and those look like credit cards. These are just like laminated paper! I bought the 7 day expiry ones, so that is what they look like. They also have a place for you to sign your name. I guess Disney is getting serious about only one person using each ticket!

 

[MECH8T7]

We ordered 2 tickets from Air Miles and they came in and they don't even look "real".

Can I take it from your post that Air Miles issues the actual tickets rather than voucher which you can use to get tickets (like it sounds like the Disney Stores issue)?

 

[pumpkinboy]

...These are just like laminated paper! I bought the 7 day expiry ones, so that is what they look like...

This is the same stuff they make the APs out of, but really, it's pretty tough stuff. Mine has been thru the wash once already and is still just fine.

 

[calena]

My understanding is this is the actual ticket. It sure looks like a ticket!

 

[mejaie]

We got a few from airmiles last year and yes they send the actual ticket.

 

[RoyalCanadian]

These are the exact same tickets you would receive if you went to Guest Relations at any of the parks. DW's 10 Day MYW pass (purchased from Maple Leaf Tickets) became demagnetized during our visit to MK. Went to Guest Relations and they printed out a new ticket on the "paper" ticket stock.

How new is it? We had the same kind of tickets in November 1997.

 

[elliemae1192]

You do get those "paper" tickets from Guest Relations at WDW. They are very sturdy though.

I ordered mine through the Disney website (10 day non expiring park hoppers) and was surprised to receive the plastic credit card kind. So cute with the little characters on them.