Member Services assistance with tickets

[knockUout]

Trying to decide if we should purchase the annual passes. I have copies of prior tickets (10 day no expiration tickets) that I know we have some remaining days on. I had a master sheet that I kept track of how many park days were left on each ticket. Unfortunately I have misplaced it. Family of six and we have not attended equal days so some members of family have more park days left than others. Can Member Services determine these if I faxed copies of the tickets or would it be better to go through DisneyWorld? If I do need to contact Disney who would I contact (department wise)? Thanks

 

[Chuck S]

Member Services really doesn't do much with tickets, except to sell the annual passes and vouchers to DVC Members. But they may be able to give the number or contact info for the department you would need to contact.

 

[MagicalMeg]

I was in the same situation last year & was told by several CMs, member services & others, that the only way to do this is the physically present the cards at the parks or Guest Relations. They were very adamant that it had to be done in person.

 

[heynowirv]

for someone who's been in similar situations,and lost tickets for that matter it's true. go to any park guest relation boxes and they'll be able to scan those numbers and tell you exactly what's left on each one,Enjoy!!

 

[mousefan1972]

In order to decrease the ease at which unscrupulous people were reselling partially used WDW tickets, Disney no longer will tell guests what is left on their tickets over the phone. As PP stated, the only way to find out is to present them at any park or DTD Guest Relations.

 

[knockUout]

Can the guest services at the BCV determine the remaining days and then put those onto the room key when we check in? Other option, I have friends going in December (staying off-site). Would guest services at the theme parks or DTD provide them with remaining ticket info if they brought copies of our tickets?
I like to buy my tickets prior to trip but it looks like i might have to purchase upon arrival in June. Less expensive than booking flight for myself to find out early, lol. I like to have my ducks in a row and this is frustrating that I can't obtain info. I can see why Disney does this to prevent fraud but it doesn't help the honest folks who just messed up with paperwork.

 

[mousefan1972]

It has been reported that the resorts have given out misinformation when it comes to checking old tickets. For example, a guest was told by their resort concierge that there was nothing left on their tickets (which the guest knew was wrong), and sure enough when he brought them to MK guest relations, they did indeed find several days worth of admission left. So I would not trust the resorts to check old tickets. You are better off taking them to any park or DTD guest relations.

Sorry that you can't find out until you get there. I'd find that frustrating, too! Luckily we have APs now, so no more worrying about how many days we have left.

 

[Cheshire Figment]

I would suggest that the friends going in December take copies of the missing tickets with them and go to any Park ticket or Guest Relations window. They can get the tickets replaced at that time as well as getting the information as to what remains.

Very often at the Resorts they are unable to give accurate information related to remaining entitlements.