Off-site guests with e-ticket Express Pass bought through reseller

[BoilerAero]

First-timer question on logistics of Express Pass as an off-site guest. We purchased e-ticket Express Pass and park-to-park tickets through a well-known reseller, and the tickets and Express Passes come through as just sheets of paper you print out with your name, date, and huge QR codes (the code is ~ 4" x 4" on sheet of paper). The paper says you can bring this straight to the attraction entrance and that I don't need to redeem it for a different form of ticket. Has anyone done this before? Do you really present your sheets of printer paper at every attraction you use Express Pass on? It just seems incredibly clunky given how huge these sheets are and how easily I could get the paper wet to smudge the QR codes. Are these really supposed to be redeemed at the ticket booth for a different form instead?

 

[starry_solo]

it should have come to you as a PDF. IF NOT, print to PDF and email it to yourself. Download to your phone and voila…

but yes, I printed up the tickets too and one in our party used that to scan into the park.

 

[CAPSLOCK]

it should have come to you as a PDF. IF NOT, print to PDF and email it to yourself. Download to your phone and voila…

but yes, I printed up the tickets too and one in our party used that to scan into the park.

Bring the paper tickets also even if you get the PDF on your phone - because you can't bring your phone through the major coasters w/ metal detectors and they check EP in the line, so you'll need something you can carry on with you.

 

[Lindaloucinda]

I bought my tickets through Undercover Tourist and printed out on a sheet of paper, when I got to the park I went to the ticket booth and
they exchanged it for a small laminated one that would fit in my pouch on the lanyard I was wearing. Not sure about express passes but I am pretty sure they would work the same way.

 

[cschaaf]

I bought my tickets through Undercover Tourist and printed out on a sheet of paper, when I got to the park I went to the ticket booth and
they exchanged it for a small laminated one that would fit in my pouch on the lanyard I was wearing. Not sure about express passes but I am pretty sure they would work the same way.

All too often, we see people struggle when trying to scan home-printed tickets. If we're in a turnstile line and we see a group in front of us with home-printed tickets, we jump to a different line.