Tickets at check-in question

[gracelrm]

Staying at BCV in June'10 - we'll have our APs but family going with us won't have tickets. They can purchase tickets at BCV at check-in can't they? Will the tickets be the same offered on-line through Disney? My nephew was wanting park hoppers with the possibility of going to water parks two days. i told him I thought you had to get the same number of water park as you had days in the park - figured they wouldn't really need 7 days of park tickets and 7 days of extras.

 

[RobDoc]

Yes, Theme Park admission media may be purchased at the resort or at any of the Theme Parks or Guest Services desks at WDW.

 

[BLTtinkerbell]

If they want to save money, they should look around & purchase ahead of time. I got a great deal on our park tickets from AAA.

 

[gracelrm]

I have encouraged them to look into AAA and on-line discount ticket outlets (like UT), but when we saw him Christmas he was asking if he could buy them at check-in. They went with us in 2004 and it seems like our park tickets were tied to the time that we were staying at the VWL - I've tried to explain to him that things are different now!

I'm trying to be the planner for a group of 29 - without being bossy. I'm putting the information out there for them and then not worrying whether they follow my suggestions or not.

 

[momof2cutegirls]

If you buy your tickets separately (most likely will get ours from AAA or Undercover Tourist), do you add them to your key or just keep them separately? Didn't know how easy it was to do that!

 

[CarolMN]

If you buy your tickets separately (most likely will get ours from AAA or Undercover Tourist), do you add them to your key or just keep them separately? Didn't know how easy it was to do that!

It's your choice - many do add them to the room key for convenience.

We keep them separate unless we are 100% sure we will use the tickets up on that stay. It's nearly impossible to find a CM who will move a partially used ticket from one room key to another and I think keeping track of a ticket is much easier than remembering what is left on an old room key. Of course, if you do not get the no expiration feature, there's nothing to remember, LOL.