Verifying Tickets

[mtm65]

We purchased several tickets from a reputable online supplier of Disney Tickets before the price increase for a future trip we are planning. Although I trust the seller, I would still like to double check and make sure there are no problems with the tickets while the sale is still fresh in everyone's mind. What is the best way to verify that the tickets they sent to me are what I was promised?

Thanks for your help!

 

[Robo]

We purchased several tickets from a reputable online supplier of Disney Tickets before the price increase for a future trip we are planning. Although I trust the seller, I would still like to double check and make sure there are no problems with the tickets while the sale is still fresh in everyone's mind. What is the best way to verify that the tickets they sent to me are what I was promised?

Thanks for your help!

Put them into your MyDisneyExperience account and see if they will allow FP+ to be booked on some date within the next 30 days.
If you begin booking on a date, say, 15 days from today, you should be able to book 3 FP+ per day for every day on your tickets.
(Just go back and CANCEL any unwanted FP+ after your experiment.)

In most cases, the hard plastic tickets that you get from a third party authorized reseller are "real Disney tickets," that were issued by Disney and shipped to the reseller.

So, if there ARE any problems with the tickets at WDW, any ticket booth or Guest Relations can remedy the situation.