Reprinting SW Boarding Passes

[goofy!]

Ok, first of all my humblest of apologies. I know this has been discussed ad nauseum, however, I can't get my search to work to find the answer.

This is our first time returning home on a SW flight. I checked in, got A boarding passes. However, since I am in the hotel room, I did not print them out. I just wanted to double check that I can go back into the 24 hour check-in section on the SW website to print later at the business office and it will remember my A boarding passes. It will not re-issue later boarding passes, will it? I hesitated when I went back in because it seemed to ask for all the same info to check-in. I would hate to re-check-in and lose those A's.

Also, if I recall correctly, I can print at a kiosk in the terminal?

Thanks in advance for answering this SW newbie's question yet one more time.

 

[disneyldwjr]

Ok, first of all my humblest of apologies. I know this has been discussed ad nauseum, however, I can't get my search to work to find the answer.

This is our first time returning home on a SW flight. I checked in, got A boarding passes. However, since I am in the hotel room, I did not print them out. I just wanted to double check that I can go back into the 24 hour check-in section on the SW website to print later at the business office and it will remember my A boarding passes. It will not re-issue later boarding passes, will it? I hesitated when I went back in because it seemed to ask for all the same info to check-in. I would hate to re-check-in and lose those A's.

Also, if I recall correctly, I can print at a kiosk in the terminal?

Thanks in advance for answering this SW newbie's question yet one more time.

Yes, to both your questions. You can also get them printed at the parks at Guest Services.

 

[DebbieB]

I checked in on my laptop in my room last month and asked the skycap at curbside check-in to print it. I was about 2 hours past the 24 hour mark but still got an "A".

 

[m4travel]

As answered earlier, yes, your reservation keeps the level assigned when you first check-in, whether on-line or in person.

Personally, I prefer to check in on line and then reprint my boarding pass at the airport kiosk because the kiosk prints it on a sturdier card material (like an old IBM card) instead of a sheet of typing paper.

On a recent trip (non-Disney) we found that some airlines now use a thinner paper stock when printing boarding passes at a kiosk - but at least it was the size of the pass and didn't require folding like a full-sized sheet of paper.

 

[byoung]

Get ours printed at the resorts.

 

[goofy!]

Thanks all! I will just print them out at the airport tomorrow.

 

[I'mNoPrince]

Yep I check-in on my Cells Web service. Then always just reprint them at the airport.

Only once have I had a higher number then 10 ( Not that it matters but It's a game for me and DD to play)