RoosMomKanga
Mouseketeer
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- Mar 3, 2008
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OK, I'm ready to purchase my tickets online from the official site today (from the U.S.). I got on and found out the format and information has changed. I was VERY happy to see that it was much easier to navigate and that the one-day park hopper tickets (when you don't want to book a certain date) no longer asks for a date you expect to come, and it no longer says "price valid until April 4". This was extremely confusing and I couldn't get Disney or anyone else to confirm that I wouldn't get there in May and not be able to use our tickets! With six of us I'm afraid to commit to May 19th in case someone gets sick!
My question is there is now an E-ticket option to print tickets at home. Is this new? How does this work? Will I have to exchange these "home printed" tickets for real ones at the gate? If you do have to exchange them, can this be done at a Disney Store in Paris? I believe the mail cost for the U.S, was $2 a ticket, but as much as I'd like to save $12 for our 6 tickets, I DON'T want to wait in another queue for tickets since we only have one day there.
My question is there is now an E-ticket option to print tickets at home. Is this new? How does this work? Will I have to exchange these "home printed" tickets for real ones at the gate? If you do have to exchange them, can this be done at a Disney Store in Paris? I believe the mail cost for the U.S, was $2 a ticket, but as much as I'd like to save $12 for our 6 tickets, I DON'T want to wait in another queue for tickets since we only have one day there.
My teens will want to hit the ground running (walking fast
)...at least until the first attraction queue. So this is a brand new option? I've been searching and can't find any more info. on home printed tickets!
