Switching active ticket on Magic Band

[DreamIsaWish]

My parents have an old set of non-expiring tickets on My Disney Experience. All of the park days are used but there should still be a bunch of "and more" admissions (Disney Quest, etc.). I can't for the life of me figure out how to find the number of remaining days on the old tickets. How can I do this in MDE?

A new set of tickets will be added to MDE for an upcoming trip. How can we set which ticket is the active ticket on the Magic Band so they can use the "and more" admissions? Ages ago I know there were threads about how to set tickets as primary ticket (like so people can use annual passes and save one-day tickets for later), but that had to have been a few years ago and I'd like to get current info.

 

[Robo]

My parents have an old set of non-expiring tickets on My Disney Experience. All of the park days are used but there should still be a bunch of "and more" admissions (Disney Quest, etc.). I can't for the life of me figure out how to find the number of remaining days on the old tickets. How can I do this in MDE?

You can't. That is not a feature available on MDE.

 

[Robo]

Have a great trip!

 

[DreamIsaWish]

Thank you! I could have sworn this was something you could do yourself in MDE, but it seems my memory is wrong. If it's for Guest Relations to do I will stop playing around in MDE and just be patient until we get there.

Kind of disappointing that none of this can be done in MDE, but I suppose there are other things MDE can't do that you'd think it could. Again, thanks for the info!

 

[hiroMYhero]

Thank you! I could have sworn this was something you could do yourself in MDE, but it seems my memory is wrong. If it's for Guest Relations to do I will stop playing around in MDE and just be patient until we get there.

Kind of disappointing that none of this can be done in MDE, but I suppose there are other things MDE can't do that you'd think it could. Again, thanks for the info!

If you wanted to keep the tickets separate, you could add on Dad#2 etc to link the new tickets to the 2nd set of family members especially if you wanted to save them for a future park visit - just reassign before the park visit.

HOWEVER, because the old tickets only have the "and more" entitlements, there is no need to stop by Guest Relations. The park entry system will automatically deduct the first valid park entitlement that is linked to the specific MDE Profiles.

 

[DreamIsaWish]

HOWEVER, because the old tickets only have the "and more" entitlements, there is no need to stop by Guest Relations. The park entry system will automatically deduct the first valid park entitlement that is linked to the specific MDE Profiles.

Oh, that's good news. I suppose that does make sense that you can't deduct a Disney Quest from a ticket with no "and more" entitlements. Glad it's smart enough to go down the line until it hits a valid entitlement! Thanks.