how do you check your hoppers to see how many days left??

[Suzanne74]

We have 3 various ones and I can't remember which ones have what Is there a way I can do this online or via phone??

 

[brentalex]

I do not believe that you can do it over the phone. You must be at disney and have them read the cards for you. We had it done at the AKL when we were last there, and have also had it done at DTD.

 

[AJKMOM]

Thats correct, you must have any Guest Services on the property check them. No can do over the phone.

 

[UrsulasMyHero]

Exactly right, no one can tell you what you've got unless you're there in person, at the parks or at DTD guest Services

 

[ellenmiele]

And when you do get them checked bring along a permanent marker so you can write on them how many days are left. (I learned that one the hard way)

 

[Suzanne74]

And when you do get them checked bring along a permanent marker so you can write on them how many days are left. (I learned that one the hard way)

thanks - looks like I learned the hard way too - it would be nice to have an online option - sorta like the new photopass. Oh well. I probably can look back on my last trip and figure it out - I know all of ours are different. We decided to book the whole package anyway and get expired hoppers with our free dining. For 7 days, it is a really good deal

Thanks again

 

[GoldenOldie]

...it would be nice to have an online option...

It won't happen for two main reasons. There's no way to prove ownership of most of the old tickets and Disney isn't about to let the general public have informational access to its ticketing database system.

All anyone would have to do is enter random numbers that imitate a valid WDW ticket until they find one that works. They would find a valid ticket, note what's left on it, then go to Guest Relations and say they lost their ticket but they have the ticket number and know what's left on it. And GR would reissue that ticket to them. Then you'd show up months/years later and find out your tickets were now no good.

Nice thought to be able to check online but it won't happen.

 

[Suzanne74]

All anyone would have to do is enter random numbers that imitate a valid WDW ticket until they find one that works. They would find a valid ticket, note what's left on it, then go to Guest Relations and say they lost their ticket but they have the ticket number and know what's left on it. And GR would reissue that ticket to them. Then you'd show up months/years later and find out your tickets were now no good.

why would guest relations offer a card if you lost it even if you "found" a number, I thought if you lost you could never get a replacement - unless it was an AP? I just would want it to check how many days. I never thought you could ever ask for a card if you lost it - at least that what a CM told me when we purchased 2 hoppers and an AP.

 

[AndyP]

If you photocopy your tickets (on the back), keep it somewhere safe, then if you lose your ticket you can get one re-issued, as its proof of ownership, and they still know how many days are left on them. This is what the place we last bought our tickets from did, we never even thought before!