Hello, I'm new to the forum, my name is Debbie. There is a big gang of us going next April (14 of us). Is it possible to buy a flexi-ticket between two families - so that you could use it on different days?
Hello, I'm new to the forum, my name is Debbie. There is a big gang of us going next April (14 of us). Is it possible to buy a flexi-ticket between two families - so that you could use it on different days?
Hi Debbie
It's a good idea, but the first person to use the ticket has to put their signature on the back. The parks are very strict now and most guests are asked sign on a sheet of paper on entry to the park, and if your signature is not good enough they will want ID. It's not worth the risk as the ticket could then be taken from you.
Roger
Hello Roger
Thanks for the reply, I thought that there may be restrictions, but it never hurts to ask!
Debbie
When we were at Disney the other week they had this thing on the gates where you had to put yuour first 2 fingers in and it presumably scanned in your fingerprints and compared them with those when you first used the tickets.
Worked fine on all the family except me - every time it denied me access and the attendant had to press some buttons to let me through anyway!
John & Sarah Rooke
Orlando Villas
I've always seen that finger scanner, but never had to use it!! I presumed it was for resident ID or something? We always have to sign in, and I've always been curious!!!
Tink
I've just came back and the wife and I had flexi tickets for the 2 weeks. We never signed them and the attendants never looked at them at any of the parks. Only at one park, Seaworld I think, we had to sign a list but they still didnt look at the ticket!!
paul
When we went to the parks last year (just after 9/11) security was very tight and they checked every ticket and your bags and lots of fingerprint scans but we have never had to do this before. Even security checks were made fun with the kids encouraged to have their baseball caps checked and empty out their pockets to check they had enough sweets.
Kym
the finger scanner is only for certain types of tickets, its either the year round one of disney hotel residents, we had a 5 park hopper and didnt need to scan our prints
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