Frozen and Princess ticketed meet n greet Question

[mycutiepatooties]

I signed up last night--for my two daughters but didn't get myself a ticket. I just want to take pictures and observe. Am I allowed to do this without a ticket myself? I figured I didn't want to take a spot from another kiddo who is hoping to see the characters. Thanks.

 

[Michelle Buttitta]

I think someone asked this before, so Im answering based on what I read.....
I think everyone who gets in line needs a ticket. I'll see if I can find the post.

 

[Michelle Buttitta]

I found the other thread....its titled Ticketed Meet and Greet and its from Friday....

 

[DietCokeMommy]

You will need a ticket also.

 

[Its a Princess Thing...]

Do you get actual tickets when you get on board? or do they just have a list of names?

 

[slindamood]

You will have actual tickets waiting in your cabin when you board. The cast member also has a list of cabin numbers and number of people that they check off as they take the ticket at the time of the event. So there are actually two checks that you may enter.

 

[Geomom]

Do you get actual tickets when you get on board? or do they just have a list of names?

Actual tix--they'll be in your room with anything else you booked through Disney. Ours were on the desk with our port adventures, character breakfast, and a note stating how much OBC we received from our TA.

 

[Its a Princess Thing...]

Ok, thanks! I was lucky enough to get our entire group (13 of us!) tickets for the meet and greets for Alaska in June. I hate that I have to take a spot of a kiddo just so my parents can see their grand kids meet princesses, but I didn't want them to miss out on the excitement, either.

 

[Dug720]

Actual tix--they'll be in your room with anything else you booked through Disney. Ours were on the desk with our port adventures, character breakfast, and a note stating how much OBC we received from our TA.

Yep. And at least a couple of years ago they were checking off names matching tickets when you handed them in.

 

[Anchors Away 2016]

Ok, thanks! I was lucky enough to get our entire group (13 of us!) tickets for the meet and greets for Alaska in June. I hate that I have to take a spot of a kiddo just so my parents can see their grand kids meet princesses, but I didn't want them to miss out on the excitement, either.

You aren't taking anyone's spot. Since they do it this way, they anticipate a certain "average group size" that takes a certain amount of time. If everyone started just getting tickets for their kids it would overload the system, as there would be more "groups" per time period than they expected.

i agree that they don't really make it clear that everyone needs a ticket, no matter if you are participating or accompanying.