Old Tickets--Is there a way to find out how many days are still on them?

[johnhan]

We have some tickets from a trip a couple of years ago. Is there a way to find out how many days remain on these tickets? Thanks.

 

[4407mark]

If you go to Guest Relations at any of the parks, they should be able to tell you. If' you're staying at a Disney Resort, the front desk should be able to help you as well....hope this helps!

 

[r3ngels]

Does anyone know if you can find out before you leave either internet/phone/store? It is so funny because I was going to post this same question.

 

[SueM in MN]

Originally posted by r3ngels
Does anyone know if you can find out before you leave either internet/phone/store? It is so funny because I was going to post this same question.

No, you can't. The only way to find out is to bring the tickets to WDW.
They used to have a phone number to call, but discontinued that ~ maybe 3 years ago. CMs at the Disney stores have posted in the past that they don't have the ability to read the passes, so even though people bring the passes to them, they can't tell anything about them.

 

[r3ngels]

Boy it would be nice if they did but o'well. Thanks for your help.

 

[Desi]

we ran into this problem last month, when finding some old cards and didn't know what was left on them. Lucky for us, some friends were going down in Feb. and they took them and checked them for us. I didn't want to chance them being no good and having to pay full price for tickets. and they still had 2 days left!!
So if you know anyone going, they could check for you!

 

[r3ngels]

That is a good idea, I have friends who are going down in a couple of weeks. Or maybe I should try to fit in their suitcase and I could check myself.

 

[ekmdisney]

Make sure that you go to GUEST RELATIONS, be it at one of the parks or DTD.

I was there the last week of Feb. I went to Guest Relations to check on the plus' that I had left on a old pass.

While I was there thier was a family getting ther old passes checked again, because the CM at there resort had told them wrong (Yes, they were staying on property.). It seems the CMs at the resorts can not check the passes, so the little CM had just looked at the pass and and said that it had 4 days on it, wrote it on the pas and everything. But it was a 4 day park hopper, and they knew that they had used it on thier last trip.

So this family goes to the park and can't get in. Why? Because the pass had no more days on it. So, the next day they came to the Guest Relations office at DTD to double check the pass. They had told the Guest Relations CM the story that I just typed above. The GR CM checked the pass, and sure enough the pass had no more days on it.

She told the woman, that when it comes to checking the remaing days on the passes, you need to come to guest relations, see the CMs dresses in the Guest Relations outfits, to get the 100% correct info on the passes. Because they are the only ones who can tell you corrctly what is or isn't on the pass.

 

[My2Girls66]

I wish they'd make it easier to find out- mark them somehow or something when you run them thru the machine. I guess they worry about people reselling unused days so they don't want to make it too easy. I called 3 years ago- they did give me the info over the phone- so, it is possible. They just don't like to do it. I told her exactly when and where the passes were used(from looking at photos), she believed they were really my tickets and told me what was on them. The last time we went- the CM at AllStar Movies typed the #'s off the passes into his computer and told me what was on them. I'm going to try marking them with perm. marker this time- I never can remember whats on those tickets!

 

[WDW Fun]

Yes, definitely ask at guest relations at the park and not at the front desk at the resort. We checked our tickets at the resort and the CM said they were all used up. Checked again at the park and there were two days left on two of our tickets!

 

[SueM in MN]

Originally posted by My2Girls66
I called 3 years ago- they did give me the info over the phone- so, it is possible. They just don't like to do it.

They used to do it (reluctantly) over the phone, but they won't do it any where but Guest Services at the parks now. From what I have read, the reason is to try to curb people re-selling tickets.

 

[My2Girls66]

VERY reluctantly! I pretty much begged. We were going to be in Clearwater for a week and wanted to take a day trip to MK and MGM. I didn't want to drive to Disney without knowing what was on the passes 1st. We wanted to hop parks and couldn't afford to buy 4 hopper passes at the time. Luckily- there were days left and we got to go to both parks