Hi Eric- no I think you misunderstood my comment.
Whenever I go we always buy our tickets al la cart. So our room key is never our admission. In the past they have asked me if I would like everyone to have a key...I said no and only me and DH would have two, that way no one loses them etc. So when we attend Early Entry and we are getting on the monorail (at the TTC) I have been asked to show a room key and only one room key was necessary for the entire family. So they would let us on the monorail to go to Early Entry, that's all. So the kids weren't getting in for free, they used their tickets. I just seems to me that they are now going to be wasting a lot of time getting people through the turnstiles. I don't know about you but I'm one of those people who moves through the park to get the rides in early so I'm always impatient when I'm jamming my fingers through the "v" and it's not working!
But I can understand the ebay thing, sort of...I would never want a family getting shafted after they purchased, what they thought was a 5 day hopper when it turns out to only be a 4 day hopper from ebay. But then again they should have a better system where they could easily tell how many days were left on a hopper. I really think it's probably that they don't want to be undersold at an auction website, which in the long run I don't think would really effect sales all that much. People still spend a bajillion dollars at the parks anyway.
