Passholder question, will there be a problem?

[FloridaMom]

if my sister uses my husband season pass instead of him? I am planning a weekend trip to Disney and my husband won't be going, so my sister is coming with me for one day with the kids. Do you think she can use his pass or will we need to buy a new ticket for her?

 

[fran99999]

As the adult tickets including AP use Bioscans, you will have to have her purchase her own ticket. Bioscan uses the Index and middle finger to scan.

Sorry

 

[safetymom]

The name is on the pass. The AP's require a finger scan so no one else will be able to use it.

 

[OhMari]

All tickets are now bio-scanned. I cannot buy a 10 day ticket and let my dd use it the 1st 5 days and when she leaves, my husband is coming and he will not be able to use up the last 5 days on the 10 day ticket. I have to buy 2, 5-day ticket.

 

[Allison]

I'm sure the back of the ticket has a reference to being non-transferable on it. Disney implemented the biometric procedure to prevent ticket sharing.

 

[FloridaMom]

Thanks to all... I guess we will have to buy her a ticket for the one day.

 

[Skylarr29]

OK flame suit on but my boyfriend and I and even my sisters , brother and father have all switched around our aps and they have worked every time in every combination. That being said if it doesnt and they check Disney does have the right to confiskate the ticket and they will. You will then be out more money for the ap than it would cost to buy the pass. They also could deny you entrance.

 

[Steamboat Bill]

well...I tried to switch tickets at EPCOT in December and got busted....I felt really stupid because the bioscan machines really work and they checked my ID and said it did not match the ticket...I left with my mouse tail between my legs...I only wanted to go to dinner at one of the restaurants.