Hopper Pass Info On Days Left On Pass

[EEYORERULES]

WE HAVE 2 HOPPER PASSES & WERE WONDERING IF THERE IS A NUMBER WE CAN CALL TO SEE HOW TO FIND OUT HOW MANY DAY ARE LEFT ON THEM?

 

[spike@okw]

I don't know of a number to call, but on our last trip I needed to check how many pluses were left on my tickets, and I just brought them to the Information/Guest Services Window. The CM swiped them, and told me what I had left on them.
Good Luck.

 

[EEYORERULES]

THANKS SO MUCH..WE WILL TRY THAT

 

[LindaR]

They will not/cannot do this over the phone. They must scan your tickets. We have park hopper plus with 5 days left on them. To convert them, we must go to the ticket window at one of the parks, have them scanned, and the price converted into today's dollars so we know how much we need to spend to upgrade them.

It's annoying that they can't/won't take the ticket number over the phone so that I can have an idea and be able to calculate which tickets would be best for us........

 

[GoldenOldie]

Originally posted by LindaR
...It's annoying that they can't/won't take the ticket number over the phone so that I can have an idea and be able to calculate which tickets would be best for us........

That's exactly what the illegal ticket resellers in Florida say, too.

There's several reasons they don't do it.

Number one is the resale ticket market. They don't want anyone to be able to verify exactly what remains on a ticket with the intent of buying or selling it illegally. Remember that there's no names on these so there's no way to prove that they belong to you.

Number two is the sheer volume of calls they'd receive from people wanting to do this. Not only would thousands of people call because they forgot or didn't keep track of what they used but you'd have thousands more who just wanted to vereify what they thought. It would (and did) overwhelm the ticket research staff.

Number three is the potential liability issue. If a single digit is misread (or in some cases intentionally misrepresented), then the info you get will not be accurate. You would arrive at WDW thinking you'd have one number of admissions when in fact upon scanning the tickets the computer said you'd have less. And guess who the now irate guest would blame for that?