Ok, so I bought myself a 1 day MK ticket, then was able to get a free one day ticket w/hopper through work. I linked both to
MDE. But I don't want the tickets to get mixed up when I try to go to the parks. A CM friend of mine is staying with me while I'm there, and will be with me on the MK day.
1- Should I reassign the extra one day ticket to his Magic Band and use that to get in to Epcot the next day (he'll be at work)?
2- Is that against some sort of rule somewhere? On the ticket and reservation page it lists the MK ticket first, but I don't want to chance something getting messed up in the system. Thanks in advance!!
Edit:
3- Both tickets are Will Call tickets, so should I plan on picking up the MK one at will call, and then just use the Magic Band for Epcot? Or will having them linked to MDE mess that up?
1- No.
2- It's not something that needs to be done, anyway.
3- No need to pick up the tickets at all if they are already linked to your
MyDisneyExperince files.
What you want to do is go to a Guest Relations window at WDW before you go into a park
and have the CM "prioritize" your tickets (set which one will be used first) in your MDE file/MagicBand.
(You CAN also pick up hard plastic RFID tickets as a back-up for the Magic Band while you
are at Guest Relations, if you like.)
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Just to keep things as clear as possible-
There is no reservation info, or ticket info, or credit card info,
or FP+ info "put onto" a MagicBand.
The MagicBands just contain a unique serial number that is used
to access the information that is stored in your MyDisneyExperience computer file.
So, even if you were to lose a MagicBand, the info stays locked in your file.
Disney can just set up a new band (different serial number)
to access the info in your MDE file.
Disney can also issue ADDITIONAL MB's to a guest and each
additional band can be used for the same purposes as the first band.
So, yes, there can be multiple MB's per person, and each fo them can be used by that person.
The MagicBand works like the combination to a locked safe, or a key to a locked door.
Why does this distinction matter?
Because there is so much fear about losing bands and,
in turn, losing all of a guest's information thought to be on the band.
The MB, itself, is not the file of info or the container of the info.
The MB just
unlocks the file of info, allowing it to be accessed when needed.
