Worried about losing disney passes

[SteveyJC]

Dear All,

I have prepurchased 14 day ultimate passes from my local disney store in the UK. They are passes that are ready to go through the gate (ie I dont have to stop off at will-call).

I am worried about losing these at some stage, as they are basically pieces of paper. I vaugely remember (though I may be mistaken) that in the past if you had the number on the back of them that they would honor the days you have left.

Is this still the case? I can write down the number, but the emphasis seems to be on the barcode now?

Please help,
Thanks, Stevey

 

[Cheshire Figment]

If you go to the locked sticky Everything About WDW Tickets in the TPA&S Forum, especially Post #13, you can get a lot more information. An easy way to get to the sticky is by clicking on the link in my signature.

 

[Safari Queen]

Photocopy the front and back of each ticket. The photocopy and identification will get you replacement tickets if they are lost.

 

[SteveyJC]

Thank you both for your help, I really appreciate it!

 

[janiejake]

Yup, what the PP said. Make a copy, front and back of your tickets. Keep this copy separate from your tickets. (Once I make it, it's in the bottom of my suitcase). The copies won't do you much good sitting at home,if you lose one.

 

[Nedlo2]

Yup, what the PP said. Make a copy, front and back of your tickets. Keep this copy separate from your tickets. (Once I make it, it's in the bottom of my suitcase). The copies won't do you much good sitting at home,if you lose one.

I also scanned copies for the whole family and put the scanned copies (.jpg) in my iphone photos file so that I had them with me on my cellphone.

 

[Mickey1Fan]

I also start an important information file and put it in my fire proof box. Like others, if I am travelling soon the tickets go directly to the suitcase along with passports. Without those two items I may as well stay home.

Of course there is also a check list that is checked at least three times before the suitcase is locked for travel!

 

[bopper]

if you are worried about losing them AT THE PARK you could get plastic sleeves/lanyard to carry them around in.