Ticket question

[chanty]

HI all,

Okey...here goes my question - can I add my tickets bought outside of Disney (ticketmania, wherever!) on my room card once I get to Disney??
I find it soooo convenient to have everything on 1 card.

If not...i'll just wait and by my tickets directly at Guest Services at my hotel and have it all on 1 card. Simplicity is best

 

[brentalex]

Yes, guest services at your resort can add the tickets onto your room key. You can save money buying them ahead of time and then it will take a few minutes for them to transfer the tickets to the room key.

 

[TravelinGal]

Yes, but it must be done before ANY of the tickets are used. Once used they cannot be combined. So if you go to the parks before checking in, you're 'hosed'.

When we asked to have this done, the CM said it was not possible. I replied that I had heard it was and could she please ask her supervisor. She did. He said yes. It was done. (albeit slowly as he took that time to train her. sigh)

 

[TarraLee]

I have a related question: If you purchase the tickets thru Travelocity, can you add the no-expiration at the park if you don't use all the days? It seems silly not to get the 7 day, but we might not use all of them this trip, and I don't want to waste days.

 

[jennyl772003]

Yes, but it must be done before ANY of the tickets are used. Once used they cannot be combined. So if you go to the parks before checking in, you're 'hosed'.

This wasn't true last Aug. We bought our tickets from Ticketmania and had them added to our Pop key. 3 days later we switched to SSR and had our park tickets put on our SSR key. The tickets had been used at this point.

I think sometimes the CMs just don't know how, so they say it can't be done.

 

[TravelinGal]

I have a related question: If you purchase the tickets thru Travelocity, can you add the no-expiration at the park if you don't use all the days? It seems silly not to get the 7 day, but we might not use all of them this trip, and I don't want to waste days.

According to mousesavers.com

if you know you'll be visiting Walt Disney World again, you can save money by purchasing extra days at the lower price point and adding the No Expiration Option within 13 days of first using your tickets. Use some days now and some on a future trip, and benefit from the discounted per-admission cost and the locked-in price.