Unused park hoppers

[Queenk333]

How do I find out how many days I have left. Going to the park to check is NOT reasonable. thanks

 

[jaygatz]

from what I understand, that is your only option, though some have said that it can be checked at your resort....sorry

 

[ellie&mattys mom]

I checked mine last year at the resort...this trip we are using up the plusses!!

 

[SnackyStacky]

Resort Front Desk, Guest Services, and Guest relations can check how many days are left on the pass.

There is a guest relations center at each of the 4 parks (Guest relations is at the front entrance to Epcot as well as the International Gateway), as well as 2 at Downtown Disney (one at the Marketplace, and one on the West Side).

There is a guest services window at each of the Disney resorts.

A front desk can also be found at each of the Disney resorts.

Other than those three places, there's no way to check what's left on your ticket.

 

[purplebelle]

Annoying, isn't it? You gotta go there to check 'em. I have about 7 park hoppers I wish I could check now (most likely empty, but you never know).

 

[SnackyStacky]

Originally posted by purplebelle
Annoying, isn't it? You gotta go there to check 'em. I have about 7 park hoppers I wish I could check now (most likely empty, but you never know).

Agreed. If your name is on the ticket, and it's an older ticket (say a year), I think they should give you the advance purchase price since there's no way to check in advance...

Alas, Disney makes their own rules!

 

[Chip 'n Dale Express]

Just so you know... they can only check 6 tickets per person.

 

[purplebelle]

Originally posted by Chip 'n Dale Express
Just so you know... they can only check 6 tickets per person.

Say what?

Haha.

If I'm traveling with more than myself, it will be okay to get them checked, right?

 

[GoldenOldie]

Originally posted by Chip 'n Dale Express
Just so you know... they can only check 6 tickets per person.

Tyler is correct. That is Disney's policy put in place to prevent one person from coming in with a huge number of partially used tickets that may have been bought up by a roadside ticket seller intent on reselling the ticket.

But as we all know the way policy is applied varies widely from location to location and from CM to CM. If you bring in more than 6 tickets and you can prove they are yours (name on them, tickets on resort ID's, you can name place last used, etc) to the CM, most CM's will allow you to have all of your tickets read.

If they don't, you take the ones that haven't been checked to another location and repeat the process.