Email ticket from Disney World...Can I link to Magic Band and avoid guest relations?

[jamby]

If I purchase "Email" tickets from Disney World's website can I link those to my magic band and avoid guest relations?

Thank you,
Jamby

 

[peg110]

If I purchase "Email" tickets from Disney World's website can I link those to my magic band and avoid guest relations?

Thank you,
Jamby

In short, what you want to do you can do, however, technically speaking, you don't link tickets to the "Magic Band" specifically. What you do is link the tickets to your account in MDE. Also link the MB to your account in MDE. As long as the tickets and MB are linked to YOU, YOU can use those tickets.

 

[jamby]

Being that they are "Email" tickets are you sure I won't have to check by Guest Relations as if like some type of will call tickets and show ID and credit card information?

 

[rwdavis2]

Being that they are "Email" tickets are you sure I won't have to check by Guest Relations as if like some type of will call tickets and show ID and credit card information?

No you won't. If you already paid for them then you do not need to stop by Guest Relations.
Did you purchase them through your MDE account? If so, they are already linked to the magic band and nothing else needs to be done. If not you just enter the ticket number in the email to your MDE account.

 

[jaceraden]

No you won't. If you already paid for them then you do not need to stop by Guest Relations.
Did you purchase them through your MDE account? If so, they are already linked to the magic band and nothing else needs to be done. If not you just enter the ticket number in the email to your MDE account.

You will need to stop by guest relations IF you are Canadian (and possibly any citizen other than American). Just wanted to clarify.

 

[rwdavis2]

You will need to stop by guest relations IF you are Canadian (and possibly any citizen other than American). Just wanted to clarify.

Good point. I learn something new every day.

 

[erionm]

You will need to stop by guest relations IF you are Canadian (and possibly any citizen other than American). Just wanted to clarify.

FL Resident Tickets need to be activated prior to use also.

 

[peg110]

FL Resident Tickets need to be activated prior to use also.

To be clear.... Florida Residents seeking the "Florida Resident" Rates need to stop by. That's so they can truly validate you as a resident. If, however, you purchased your tickets at the standard (or rather non-resident) rate, this would not be necessary.

 

[erionm]

To be clear.... Florida Residents seeking the "Florida Resident" Rates need to stop by. That's so they can truly validate you as a resident. If, however, you purchased your tickets at the standard (or rather non-resident) rate, this would not be necessary.

Just to be clear .... FL Resident Tickets mean just that, tickets purchased at the FL Resident Rate.

 

[jamby]

Thanks to all who replied. I am in the US so it looks like I am good to go.

Thank you. Thank you.
Jamby

 

[peg110]

Just to be clear .... FL Resident Tickets mean just that, tickets purchased at the FL Resident Rate.

Touche'

 

[tinkerbellandeeyor]

FL Resident Tickets need to be activated prior to use also.

So if I get the fl resident ticket I won't be able to link my ticket to my MB and book my fp even if I am staying on site

 

[DVC4US]

So if I get the fl resident ticket I won't be able to link my ticket to my MB and book my fp even if I am staying on site

FL Resident Tickets can be linked to your MDE account and you can book FPs ahead of time, but the tickets will have to be activated before you enter the park.