Print at home tickets

[lm1981]

I was thinking of ordering my tickets directly through universal's website and print them at home (don't have enough time to get them shipped from undercover tourist). Will universal accept the print at home tickets? Or will I need to exchange it for an actual ticket when I get there? Thanks in advance!

 

[damo]

I was thinking of ordering my tickets directly through universal's website and print them at home (don't have enough time to get them shipped from undercover tourist). Will universal accept the print at home tickets? Or will I need to exchange it for an actual ticket when I get there? Thanks in advance!

You can take the print at home sheet of paper straight to the turnstiles. Many people will fold it up and keep it in a ziploc in case it gets wet. Many also will print several copies in case they are going several days and some get ruined.

 

[MuchLovedMama]

Don't know when you're going but I just wanted to say that I orderd from UT on wednesday and i got them friday in the mail. From florida to ohio. Super fast.

 

[lm1981]

Don't know when you're going but I just wanted to say that I orderd from UT on wednesday and i got them friday in the mail. From florida to ohio. Super fast.

I'm in Canada, so I am concerned it will take much longer. We leave in 14 business days and UT takes 12 business days to ship to Canada. I feel like I would be cutting it too close.

 

[damo]

I'm in Canada, so I am concerned it will take much longer. We leave in 14 business days and UT takes 12 business days to ship to Canada. I feel like I would be cutting it too close.

yay Canada!!!

 

[Briangwen7]

yay Canada!!!

 

[dnsmills]

We've used print-at-home tickets the last two times we went and they worked just fine. Each ticket has a barcode that gets scanned at the turnstiles. It is a good idea to print an extra copy (or two) of each ticket just in case one gets wet or ruined.

 

[MuchLovedMama]

I'm in Canada, so I am concerned it will take much longer. We leave in 14 business days and UT takes 12 business days to ship to Canada. I feel like I would be cutting it too close.

Even for the US it stated 10 business days but yeah, i'd be nervous about that too.

 

[lm1981]

I think we are just going to end up printing them at home. Thanks everyone!

 

[bumbershoot]

What about the will call/kiosk option? Pick it up at a kiosk, which gives you a proper ticket? I loved that option.

 

[lm1981]

I don't want to waste time waiting in line at will call. I would rather go right to the turnstiles.

 

[Metro West]

I don't want to waste time waiting in line at will call. I would rather go right to the turnstiles.

The kiosks rarely have a line and you will get the actual tickets...not sheets of paper. You need the credit card used and confirmation number...that's it. It normally takes five minutes.