Undercover tourist tickets

[Muskegon78]

I just received my tickets in the mail from undercovertourist. I noticed that they are paper tickets, can that be an issue with possible creasing and not working or falling apart through the length of your stay?

 

[Sweettears]

They arevactually made out of some type composite that holds up very well and is water resistant.

 

[Paging Tom Morrow]

Also note that if you are staying at a WDW Resort, you can take these tickets to the Concierge Desk in your hotel and have them transferred onto your Key to the World card.

 

[hidmickey:myantidrug]

Yep, not actually paper, though don't ask me what it really is. We've used UT tickets like this for years and saved the non-expiring ones for years and never had problems with creasing or general man-handling survival.

 

[siskaren]

Yep, not actually paper, though don't ask me what it really is.

It's called Tyvek, and since it's used to wrap houses before the siding is put on, it's way sturdier than paper.

 

[hidmickey:myantidrug]

It's called Tyvek, and since it's used to wrap houses before the siding is put on, it's way sturdier than paper.

Hmm Very interesting. Thanks for the info!

 

[mel&me]

Used UT for years, knew it was stronger than paper, never knew it was tyvek.
That stuff does take abuse.

 

[chartle]

Just to add, Its been reported that CM's that have to deal with replacing tickets replace more KTTW "hard plastic" tickets than the Tyvek tickets.

When the new RFID tickets come in though not sure what's going to happen and what UT will sell.