Old tickets from 2000

[deany]

We have some leftover tickets from 2000 that we want to use up on this trip. We have 4 tickets, 2 with 2 days parkhopper plus 2 water park options and 2 with 1 day and 1 day parkhopper option. On this trip, only 3 of us are going - in fact, my DH who had one of the passes has no interest in going to WDW again. Three of us want to visit the water parks on three different days. My question: do they attach the old tickets to a specific person now? We were hoping to get one water park option on one of our new tickets and then use a combination of the other tickets for my DD and I to visit 3 times each. (Is this confusing??) I think that all the tickets were under my name as I was the one who made the original reservations. Any input or comments would be greatly appreciated!!

 

[schoen]

I think you will be fine. I used 2000 tickets last year when I went, and didn't have a problem, even though they had my FIL's name on them. I am not positive, but you should be fine. I would just double check with guest relations when you get there.

 

[safetymom]

The water parks now do a finger scan with all adult tickets.

 

[Corryn]

A finger scan? I remember the last time we went ('05) they didn't scan all the adults...Is that something they use just for older tickets, and if so, how can they use the scan if the person's finger was never scanned in the first place? I really thought the scans were used for AP's.

We also have tickets that we want to use (from '03). Are we required to submit our fingerprint?

 

[DebbieB]

It's not a fingerprint, it measures the length of your fingers. When you use an old pass for the first time, the measurement is recorded to match with future uses. They are scanning all passes now.