Unlabeled Old Tickets Question...

[rpb718]

I have a couple partially used 4-day park-hopper tickets from early 1999 - one for DW and myself. We only remember we didn't use all 4 days, and neither of us remember who was Timon and who was Rafiki (the pictures on the tickets).

Is there a way to (1) find out who's ticket belongs to DW and/or myself and (2) if there's 1 or 2 days left on each ticket? I was thinking I could attach the tickets via MDE, but since I can't remember which ticket belongs to DW and myself, I didn't want to screw things up by trying to attach the wrong ticket to the wrong person.

 

[Robo]

I have a couple partially used 4-day park-hopper tickets from early 1999 - one for DW and myself. We only remember we didn't use all 4 days, and neither of us remember who was Timon and who was Rafiki (the pictures on the tickets).

Is there a way to (1) find out who's ticket belongs to DW and/or myself and (2) if there's 1 or 2 days left on each ticket? I was thinking I could attach the tickets via MDE, but since I can't remember which ticket belongs to DW and myself, I didn't want to screw things up by trying to attach the wrong ticket to the wrong person.

(1) There's no reason to worry about which ticket "goes with" which person. None.
There is no finger-scan associated with those old tickets. Each of you can just pick one and use it.

(2) Yes, you can try to attach the tickets to MDE (if you can) and try making FP+ for more than one day and see how many days of FP+ will work. (Then, cancel your "test" FP+.)

You may not be able to connect those old tickets to MDE.
You might need the help of WDW I.T. on the phone.
(And, you may not be able to actually attach the tickets until you are at WDW.

 

[rpb718]

(1) There's no reason to worry about which ticket "goes with" which person. None.
There is no finger-scan associated with those old tickets. Each of you can just pick one and use it.

(2) Yes, you can try to attach the tickets to MDE (if you can) and try making FP+ for more than one day and see how many days of FP+ will work. (Then, cancel your "test" FP+.)

You may not be able to connect those old tickets to MDE.
You might need the help of WDW I.T. on the phone.
(And, you may not be able to actually attach the tickets until you are at WDW.

Thanks Robo. I had a feeling I couldn't connect these to MDE when I glanced through it and saw that I would need to call for tickets older than 2005. And everything I could find on the web about them seemed to require a visit to guest services at WDW. Not a big deal, it just would have been nice to know before our next visit in 2016. We're staying at BC, so it should just be a quick walk over to guest services at the IG.

 

[Robo]

Thanks Robo. I had a feeling I couldn't connect these to MDE when I glanced through it and saw that I would need to call for tickets older than 2005. And everything I could find on the web about them seemed to require a visit to guest services at WDW. Not a big deal, it just would have been nice to know before our next visit in 2016. We're staying at BC, so it should just be a quick walk over to guest services at the IG.

You might want to call I.T. and see if they can help you link the tickets.
You could then make advance FP+ reservations.

Regarding the "number of days left" on these tickets.

Below is a quote from an eMail from WDW Guest Relations:

Greetings from the Walt Disney World Resort!
Thank you for contacting us regarding your unused Walt Disney World ticket media.

If you have not already done so, please send a copy of the front and back of your tickets, as well as a copy of your Government issued I.D. to Ticket.Usage@DisneyWorld.com.

Include your name and daytime telephone number. We are unable to provide usage without these copies.

Please note, we are not able to receive messages or attachments greater than two mega bytes. If needed, send your files in separate messages or compress them prior to sending.

If you are visiting the Walt Disney World Resort within five days and need immediate assistance, please call us at (407) 560-2544, Monday through Friday between the hours of 9:00am and 5:00pm (EST). We may also be reached Sunday and Saturday between the hours of 10:00am and 5:00pm (EST).

I personally assure you that your message has been received. Depending on the amount of research required, our response time may vary; however, a member of my Guest Experience Services Team will contact you within five days.

Sincerely,

Director, Guest Experience Services