Transferring tickets and/or using someone else's magic band

[emilyann415]

My family is planning on going to Disney over Labor Day. We have tickets bought for the halloween party AND a few days in the parks. My DH has had some health issues and will not be joining us but I thought I might bring a friend with. Can she just use my husbands magic band that has his tickets assigned and our room attached to it to it or will that be a problem?

 

[MillauFr]

My family is planning on going to Disney over Labor Day. We have tickets bought for the halloween party AND a few days in the parks. My DH has had some health issues and will not be joining us but I thought I might bring a friend with. Can she just use my husbands magic band that has his tickets assigned and our room attached to it to it or will that be a problem?

How are you going to get around the when the ticket doesn't match the biometrics on file?

 

[emilyann415]

How are you going to get around the when the ticket doesn't match the biometrics on file?

I don't even know what you are talking about. LOL

 

[emilyann415]

Never mind. Talked to Disney and got it all squared away. It was pretty easy.

 

[disney-inspired]

I don't even know what you are talking about. LOL

when you use the ticket for the first time, Disney records biometrics of the user's fingerprint. It helps stop exactly what you are trying to do - which is against Disney's policy.

 

[lovethattink]

Never mind. Talked to Disney and got it all squared away. It was pretty easy.

Closing the thread since you talked to Disney and got it squared away.