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florida res tickets?
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figmentfan
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I am a Florida Resident!
When you buy tickets at the gate, you MUST show Florida ID before you buy the tickets.
When you buy tickets online, you must log-on to the Florida Resident page, but to log-on, you MUST have a Florida address.
When I buy my Florida Annual Pass, I get it from the Disney Store. I MUST show my Florida ID, and show my old pass to get the renewal rate. Then, they give me a voucher to turn in at the gate to receive the ticket. At the gate, I MUST show my ID again to receive the ticket.
Disney is very strict when it comes to Florida Resident ID.
When you buy tickets at the gate, you MUST show Florida ID before you buy the tickets.
When you buy tickets online, you must log-on to the Florida Resident page, but to log-on, you MUST have a Florida address.
When I buy my Florida Annual Pass, I get it from the Disney Store. I MUST show my Florida ID, and show my old pass to get the renewal rate. Then, they give me a voucher to turn in at the gate to receive the ticket. At the gate, I MUST show my ID again to receive the ticket.
Disney is very strict when it comes to Florida Resident ID.
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DDuckFan130
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That's weird. My mom has always bought the Play 4 days pass and the FL Resident Season passes (this has been like 10 times at the most) and only she has had to show ID. Why?
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Boardwalk Girl
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Last time I was with my family of four at the
Wilderness Lodge(March) our Mom went to the front
desk and purchased our Florida resident
play 4 day passes. The cast member didn't
ask us for any id. We weren't even at
the front desk with our Mom. We
didn't even have to show any id at
any of the parks. They just assumed
that we lived in Florida. I was outside
on the porch off the lobby with my
sister and my Dad. So all four of us
were able to get the passes with
out showing any id.:veryconfu
Wilderness Lodge(March) our Mom went to the front
desk and purchased our Florida resident
play 4 day passes. The cast member didn't
ask us for any id. We weren't even at
the front desk with our Mom. We
didn't even have to show any id at
any of the parks. They just assumed
that we lived in Florida. I was outside
on the porch off the lobby with my
sister and my Dad. So all four of us
were able to get the passes with
out showing any id.:veryconfu
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DDuckFan130
Well-Known Member
Well, the only other adult with us has always been my dad and no one has asked for his id, my mom just buys the tickets...ok I have just confirmed with my mom and my bad. The last time we bought my brother, sister, and I were minors and my dad DID have to show id as well as my mom. Now, I'm 19, so if we should ever use those passes again I will have to show my id I'm assuming.
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Boardwalk Girl
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They should have but they didn't.
Maybe we'll have to show them
next time. If they don't ask
for id, then everyone could
buy a FL resident pass.
Turkey Leg Boy, I realize your
signature says find me but
just were on Disney property
are you located.
Maybe we'll have to show them
next time. If they don't ask
for id, then everyone could
buy a FL resident pass.
Turkey Leg Boy, I realize your
signature says find me but
just were on Disney property
are you located.
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