Print at home tickets ask for photo ID?

[26555]

What about the teens that are adult ticket but do not yet have drivers permits. Need school ID or don't really need anything? The fine print doesn't really mention exception.

Printing out extra copies if get lost but it has big print that only first scan will work, even on the two day tickets where obviously it has to accept the scan the next day unless something else is given.

 

[dustindh]

What about the teens that are adult ticket but do not yet have drivers permits. Need school ID or don't really need anything? The fine print doesn't really mention exception.

Printing out extra copies if get lost but it has big print that only first scan will work, even on the two day tickets where obviously it has to accept the scan the next day unless something else is given.

I have used print at home tickets every time I've gone since 2012 and that's been about 6 trips since. They have never checked my ID. Frankly it's probably in the event your ticket gives a read error or there is some discrepancy. But they also just let us right through after taking our prints. It may also be in the event you leave the park and upon re-entry your finger scan doesn't recognize and they need proof you didn't just find someone's ticket on the ground.

 

[mickeysmith]

We've never been asked for our id. We travel with teens, as well. I print extra copies and take pics of each ticket with my phone, just in case.

 

[phamton]

The only one who might need photo ID would be the purchaser. If the tickets are lost or stolen, the purchaser can ask for a reprint. Yes, you can make extra copies. The part about only one scan means, you can't make 5 copies and hand a copy of the same ticket to 4 other people and they can all use it. The computer will see that the ticket has already been scanned for entry. But you can use the same ticket or a copy of that ticket later if your first one gets destroyed. That is all guest services does, is print off another copy for you.