I agree with AmyB. Further, when you do check in at the gate, they will check your ID before giving you a vehicle pass to ensure that the pass matches the person. Beyond that, as mentioned, you will not need your ID for either room check-in or entering the parks. However, as being a DVC member gives you a 10% discount for some restaurants (if you aren't already on some dining plan), you might need to show your member ID to receive that perk. I've had times when I had to produce an ID and other times when they've given me the discount without checking. Have fun!
If you don't rent a car, then I assume you'll be arriving via DME or a taxi. In that case, you won't pass through the gate shack and generally won't receive a parking pass. On occasion, we have not gotten a parking permit until we physically checked in at the customer service desk in the resort. If that happens to be your case, and you have no car, they won't know since they don't verify it. However, as others have said, parking passes are designed as a benefit for staying onsite in a Disney resort and are meant only for those guests. Allowing anyone else to use the pass is an abuse of the system. As previous posters have asked, please don't use them in this manner.
Best wishes for a magical trip! 
I agree with AmyB. Further, when you do check in at the gate, they will check your ID before giving you a vehicle pass to ensure that the pass matches the person. Beyond that, as mentioned, you will not need your ID for either room check-in or entering the parks. However, as being a DVC member gives you a 10% discount for some restaurants (if you aren't already on some dining plan), you might need to show your member ID to receive that perk. I've had times when I had to produce an ID and other times when they've given me the discount without checking. Have fun!
First, you asked our opinions, and a few of us offered politely how we thought you were, to put it as one pp does, circumventing the system. If that is "negative" posting, then so be it. Second, if you were looking for someone to justify your circumvention, then you have that also, and you may call it "helpful information" if you wish. Third, you may justify your actions however you wish and name it "to each their own." In the end, the fact is that the parking permits are intended for those who stay onsite not for friends who come to visit. Whether or not others follow the rules is not germane to this discussion, only how you choose to follow--or not follow--the rules. If you believe it valid to put someone's name on the reservation who isn't actually staying there, then you don't need either our opinion or us condoning your actions, making your original post moot.
