is this true

[tinkbutt]

I heard that you can now check your days on your MYW tickets by calling:


The number to call to check number of valid days remaining on a WDW ticket:

(407) 566-4985 (press opt.#2).

Open Mon-Sat and will

only check 3 tickets at a time


has anyone else heard of this I wish I had tickets so I could test it out!

 

[ADP]

First I've heard of this. It's always been communicated to me anyway that the only way to check days left on a ticket was at the WDW.

 

[Annette_VA]

I saw it on allears a while back. I found some old tickets and am calling now to see if they can tell me what's left on them.

ETA: Yep, it worked! I had a ticket that I knew I'd used up all the park days on, but there were some water parks & more admissions still on it. The guy said it was a 10 day park hopper, but all the park admissions were used up and that there were 3 days of water parks & more left on it

FYI: The recorded message said that their operating hours were 8:30am to 4:45pm (EST)

 

[spaddy]

I just did it and it worked. I was really surprised.

I was expecting to not talk to a person. They asked me several questions like where was the last place I stayed and how many days were originally on the ticket. I had exactly what I thought I had.

 

[Minnie Lor]

Excellent

 

[tinkbutt]

wow!!! cool!

 

[*KeepMovingForward*]

I heard about this a couple weeks ago and had some old tickets laying around. It definitely works...no more waiting until you get to Disney to check them.

 

[wilde_oscar]

hm, if they are doing this, it makes the finger scan seem less liekly to go away

 

[WaltD4Me]

Wow. It's about time. I think it's great that they are doing this. Why do they ask all the questions though, where you last stayed ect? Does it matter? What if you stayed off site? I also wonder why they are staffing this, why not just put it up on their website? Enter the ticket # and it tells you the amount of days left on the ticket?

 

[*KeepMovingForward*]

Wow. It's about time. I think it's great that they are doing this. Why do they ask all the questions though, where you last stayed ect? Does it matter? What if you stayed off site? I also wonder why they are staffing this, why not just put it up on their website? Enter the ticket # and it tells you the amount of days left on the ticket?

Just guessing, but I'm assuming they are trying to confirm that you didn't purchase the tickets off of someone else and that these are and always have been your tickets-not somebody's that you bought off of Ebay.

 

[cocowum]

That's awesome news! Thanks for posting that number!

 

[Annette_VA]

I just did it and it worked. I was really surprised.

I was expecting to not talk to a person. They asked me several questions like where was the last place I stayed and how many days were originally on the ticket. I had exactly what I thought I had.

I didn't get asked any questions at all. I guess it depends on who you get...or how trustworthy you sound

 

[spaddy]

I didn't get asked any questions at all. I guess it depends on who you get...or how trustworthy you sound

Probably didn't help that I started to read off the wrong numbers. I was reading the ID# instead of the other number. I also might have given the number from my husband's card. Can they see the name on the ticket once you add it at the resort?