how to find out how many days left on tix?

[vavalynn2]

I have two tickets at home. I think one has a one day park hopper on it and the other has a water park day on it. There is no way that I remember and would like to know. I will probably buy tix before we make our next trip.

Is there any way without asking at the ticket booths at WDW to find out what is left on them?

Thank you for your help.

 

[FWFamily4Life]

unfortunately the only way to find out is to take it to GS at any of the parks or the TTC. I wish they would make a site that would allow you to enter the number and you could find out online. that would be one very large database however.

 

[marypopfan]

I was able to find out what I had left on my tickets at the concierge desk at my hotel.

 

[AmyBWV99]

I think if you call 1-407-w-disney you can ask for a special phone number that you can call which will, after giving a CM the numbers on the ticket, be able to tell you what's left on there. I may be wrong, but I think a friend of ours did it with success.

 

[bicker]

They will no longer do that, Amy. You must present the passes in person, at a WDW Guest Services desk (including those in the Disney resort hotels and DTD).

 

[AJKMOM]

I agree, no longer able to check on the phone. You can be at a Guest Services office or at your onsite resort concierge.

 

[vavalynn2]

thank you for the input. i really think i have one waterpark day and one park hopper left.

i will just invest in a large number no expiry before i leave and be pleasantly surprised with whatever is left on them.

have a good weekend!

 

[Luv2CtheMouse]

Sadly, the only option is to do this is while visiting WDW.

 

[ccw]

I, too, had a stack of old tickets and wanted to double check to be sure none had days left before I pitched them. So on my last trip In November, I had the Cm at Guest Services in MK scan each of them and was surprised to be told that one of my old tickets had one day's park admission remaining. BUT when we tried to use it the next night (at the MK, interestingly enough!) it was rejected at the turnstiles and we were told to take it to the ticket booth near the gift shop (to the right of the entrance before you get in). The CM informed us that, yes, there was in fact a day that had not been used but that it had expired. I have no recollection of EVER buying expiring tickets (never bought length of stay or anything like that)...anyway, the good news was that the CM offered to re-issue us a ticket valid for one day (all we wanted was that few hours in the MK to see the parade so I guess it was no big deal to Disney but it was, I thought, a very decent (and Disney-ish!) thing for them to do.

The point...checking old tickets is not always perfect!!!

(By the way, now I write on my tickets the # of days remaining at the end of a trip to help with planning the next one)