With the news of FastPass+ being made available to offsite guest (yay!), how would that work for old tickets? I have 10-day park hoppers with a few days still left on them. I want to be able to use FastPass+. Would I have to switch my old tickets for new ones? If so, how would I do that and would it cost any money? Would I still have my days left?
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Old Park Tickets for FastPass+
- Thread starter disneyfan295
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KatMaria
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As long as its after the 31st, when it officially roles out to off site guests, then technically yes you should be able to. Might have to convert it to RFID ticket for the system to recognize it though. I will ask my guest relations friends about this.
Rob562
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I guess the first question for the OP is to see if the ticket in your hand is already RFID-capable. Look on the back for the MDE logo, a Mickey head inside a circle. If it's there, then there's no additional conversion necessary and you shouldn't have any problem linking the ticket to your MDE profile.
If it's *not* there, you may still be able to link it to your MDE profile. On the phone app click on Enter ID, and then "Where can I find my ID number?", then "Have a ticket purchased before Oct 2011". It'll give you various configurations of what your ticket might look like. Find your ticket and enter it.
I *presume* that this will get you access to making FP+ reservations. But even then you'll still need to get an RFID card. You may have to wait until you get there and visit Guest Relations to do that. Bring the ticket and they'll swap it for an RFID-enabled ticket. Hopefully the CM can link the ticket directly to your MDE profile, but you may have to go back in and enter it yourself.
Worst case scenario, you'll have to wait until you get there to trade in the ticket, get an RFID-enabled card and then make all of your FP+ choices at that time.
-Rob
If it's *not* there, you may still be able to link it to your MDE profile. On the phone app click on Enter ID, and then "Where can I find my ID number?", then "Have a ticket purchased before Oct 2011". It'll give you various configurations of what your ticket might look like. Find your ticket and enter it.
I *presume* that this will get you access to making FP+ reservations. But even then you'll still need to get an RFID card. You may have to wait until you get there and visit Guest Relations to do that. Bring the ticket and they'll swap it for an RFID-enabled ticket. Hopefully the CM can link the ticket directly to your MDE profile, but you may have to go back in and enter it yourself.
Worst case scenario, you'll have to wait until you get there to trade in the ticket, get an RFID-enabled card and then make all of your FP+ choices at that time.
-Rob
orky8
Well-Known Member
Depends on the ticket. Some can, some can't. Those that can't be linked online need to be exchanged at a Disney ticket booth. Until you link a ticket, no FP+.
Rob562
Well-Known Member
Disney won't send you a new ticket. You'll have to stop by a ticket window or Guest Relations to have your current ticket swapped out with an RFID ticket. You can enter the park with your current ticket (though a CM will have to manually swipe your ticket on their handheld reader), and you'll still be able to make FP+ selections ahead of time, but you'll need to get that RFID ticket before you can actually check into the attractions.
If you'll be staying at a Disney hotel, you don't have to worry about the ticket swap as your Magic Band will be able to access your ticket and FP+ selections.
-Rob