Unused days on ticket

[zeuss]

My wife does not like Universal, but we got a two day park hopper ticket because it was a good deal. I read that it was illegal to sell unused days on a ticket in Florida, but could you trade the days?

I would have four tickets with one day left and a parking pass that i was thinking of trading for four Tampa Bay Tickets. The person getting rid of the Devil Rays tickets would be way ahead of the deal, but it would still be a win for us. Does anybody know if "trading" is legal?

 

[luv that cruise]

We just returned from universal and our tickets had to be used within 14 days of the first use. additionally, they scan your fingerprint on admission. We have a family of 4 and i collect all the tickets after we get into the park. This time I put names on each ticket so it was clear which ticket belonged to which person. However, at disney last year I got the tickets mixed up and when a print didn't match the original print recorded the attendant would not allow us in. Easy fix but it did hold up the line while i figured out which ticket went to which person. I would imagine that universal's system is similar to disney's.

 

[justprettynpink]

Tickets can only be used by the original user since they use finger scan and they usually expire so many days from the first use.

 

[justprettynpink]

We just returned from universal and our tickets had to be used within 14 days of the first use. additionally, they scan your fingerprint on admission. We have a family of 4 and i collect all the tickets after we get into the park. This time I put names on each ticket so it was clear which ticket belonged to which person. However, at disney last year I got the tickets mixed up and when a print didn't match the original print recorded the attendant would not allow us in. Easy fix but it did hold up the line while i figured out which ticket went to which person. I would imagine that universal's system is similar to disney's.

Yeah...what she said ^^^^

 

[Metro West]

We just returned from universal and our tickets had to be used within 14 days of the first use. additionally, they scan your fingerprint on admission. We have a family of 4 and i collect all the tickets after we get into the park. This time I put names on each ticket so it was clear which ticket belonged to which person. However, at disney last year I got the tickets mixed up and when a print didn't match the original print recorded the attendant would not allow us in. Easy fix but it did hold up the line while i figured out which ticket went to which person. I would imagine that universal's system is similar to disney's.