tickets not saying what they are on mde

[epcotty]

Still got some No expiration tickets and now when I click on my reservations and tickets on mde they're technically there, can see who they're assigned to, but doesn't say what they are. Is this a problem?

 

[Robo]

Non-expiring tickets don 't post "how many days are left."
That's normal.
Is that what you mean?

 

[lugnut33]

I just used some old non-exp. tickets that we had purchased in 2008. They were not on MDE at all. I ended up taking scans of them on my phone to Guest Services at Disney Springs and they re-issued them. Nice thing was they were so old they decoupled them from the original users (still our family though) when re-issued. I linked them to MDE as I rode on the monorail to MK, but for some reason it wouldn't recognize them and I couldn't schedule FP+. I even went to Guest Services and they couldn't solve the problem. Then about an hour after they had reissued the tickets it magically started working just fine. I have no clue if it just took a while for their system to recognize the new tickets.

 

[gatorlisa]

The system won't tell you how many days are left on a no-expire ticket. But you should be able to figure it out by trying to schedule some fast passes. It will only allow you to schedule fast passes for the number of days left on the ticket, so keep adding days until it won't let you anymore and that will tell you how many you have left. Some people have said that this didn't work for them, but it has for me with two different no-expire tickets.

 

[epcotty]

I mean it isn't saying what the ticket is (problem happens sometimes, happening again now). Just blank

 

[Robo]

I mean it isn't saying what the ticket is (problem happens sometimes, happening again now). Just blank

 

[epcotty]

I guess it's a glitch, I reloaded a few times and got them to reappear this time

 

[Ydnameht]

Still got some No expiration tickets and now when I click on my reservations and tickets on mde they're technically there, can see who they're assigned to, but doesn't say what they are. Is this a problem?

I have a ticket that accidentally had a day used (because APs aren't prioritized) so I had them fix it. It disappeared from my MDE for a day or 2 and then showed back up as a blank space. There's the ticket icon, a blank space, and then Assigned To: My Name.

I called tech support about something unrelated and the guy who fixed my other problem was really amused by my mystery ticket. Said he'd never seen that before. He could see the days remaining on his end at least and that it had been fixed at Epcot but that was it.

 

[epcotty]

I have a ticket that accidentally had a day used (because APs aren't prioritized) so I had them fix it. It disappeared from my MDE for a day or 2 and then showed back up as a blank space. There's the ticket icon, a blank space, and then Assigned To: My Name.

I called tech support about something unrelated and the guy who fixed my other problem was really amused by my mystery ticket. Said he'd never seen that before. He could see the days remaining on his end at least and that it had been fixed at Epcot but that was it.

Thanks. I guess it happens sometimes. Strange thing was that it didn't happen with the 1 day tickets

 

[MamaTiger]

I just used some old non-exp. tickets that we had purchased in 2008. They were not on MDE at all. I ended up taking scans of them on my phone to Guest Services at Disney Springs and they re-issued them.

I've been wondering about this--I have old paper tickets to turn in, guest services at Disney Springs can do that? Would be nice to get it done before the actual park day.

 

[Robo]

I've been wondering about this--
1. I have old paper tickets to turn in, guest services at Disney Springs can do that?
2. Would be nice to get it done before the actual park day.

1. Guest Relations. Yes.
2. Sounds like a plan.