Peoples in Florida---DisneyWorld

[ekaz]

Do Florida residents still get discounted ticjets? I am going to be there 6/23-6/25 and would like to save a couple bucks on tickets if I can. I was thinking a 3-day park hopper ticket. Thanks!

[07ChargerSRT8]

Yes, we do, but you have to show ID when you pick them up to prove you're a Florida resident and the tickets have our names on them so I'm not sure how that would help you unless you find a doppelganger who lives in Florida.

[ekaz]

Yes, we do, but you have to show ID when you pick them up to prove you're a Florida resident and the tickets have our names on them so I'm not sure how that would help you unless you find a doppelganger who lives in Florida.

Oh well that sucks. Thanks for the reply.

[DaILLestWun]

And they use fingerprint technology to make sure you are the correct card holder.

They don't mess around. LOL

[EvilSRT]

And they use fingerprint technology to make sure you are the correct card holder.

They don't mess around. LOL

What?!

[bipto]

Ya, nobody cheats the mouse anymore...

[Jokersmokesem]

Actually 07ChargerSRT8 (AKA Red) is correct, but they never ask for I.D. as you go through the turnstyles and the print isn't taken till then. So one could pass said ticket to another before going through the turnstyle. Or in this case if you feel uncomfortable send me a pm with the amount of people in the party and I know some Disney employees that have tickets and they could help you.

[FloridaRT]

And they still screw you on the parking..........................

lol

Bob

[legmaker]

Yes, we do, but you have to show ID when you pick them up to prove you're a Florida resident and the tickets have our names on them so I'm not sure how that would help you unless you find a doppelganger who lives in Florida.

And they use fingerprint technology to make sure you are the correct card holder.

They don't mess around. LOL

what both of them said!!! ^^^^^^

all the main parks here in orlando (sea-world, disney, universal) all use i.d. and finger printing to verify ticket holders. tough to get around!!! i have been asked many times to help folks out, but it never works! lol

[best210]

If I remember correctly the fingerprint is attached to the ticket once you use it to enter the park. They can't get your I'd from the fingerprint they just attach that print to that ticket so no one else can use that ticket.

[S. Artee]

Ya, nobody cheats the mouse anymore...

Can't name another mouse house with its own TFL.

[07ChargerSRT8]

If I remember correctly the fingerprint is attached to the ticket once you use it to enter the park. They can't get your I'd from the fingerprint they just attach that print to that ticket so no one else can use that ticket.

Correct. However, if the fingerprint machine or ticket don't work, which happens fairly regularly, then they ask for ID to verify that you are the correct ticket holder.

[07ChargerSRT8]

And they still screw you on the parking..........................

lol

Bob

Parking at Downtown Disney is still free. We just park there and take the bus to a hotel (Usually Swan and Dolphin or Boardwalk) then either take a bus, a boat or walk to the nearest park.

[best210]

Correct. However, if the fingerprint machine or ticket don't work, which happens fairly regularly, then they ask for ID to verify that you are the correct ticket holder.

Your name is also on the ticket.

[DaILLestWun]

Yeah, it is sort of a mission to pull a fast one on them.

My wife's cousin knows some employees at Disney. Last time we went, they met us at the gate. We acted like we were all family and they walked us right in.