Hi Bayside

What it is is that the Disney tickets have a strip on the back of the tickets for you to sign them, like a credit card almost. And now and then when you go in a disney park they may ask for id to almost prove the ticket is yours.

What we found when we went over though is that when you go to the Disney park you put your tickets through then you put your thumb on the pad for it to take the print, your ticket is then registered to your print so when you enter a park you put your ticket through the machine put your thumb on the pad get your ticket and walk through the turnstyle its that simple. and most times if it doesn't register your print on return vist the cast members let you through anyway!!! we were a family of four and quite often got the tickets messed up.

Its nothing to worry about and when you get to the park you will see what i mean! I hope you have a truely awesome Holiday we are going again in August and we can't wait!!!

If you have anymore questions please ask or have a look at http://www.attraction-tickets-direct.co.uk/forum/ everyone is really friendly there and very helpful

We are off to disney in July and have just read your email. What I don't understand is why do you have to sign and show ID if you are getting real tickets.

Also where is it that you have sign in.

regards

Bayside

Hi

I bought our tickets for Florida this year about 8 weeks ago from themeparkholidays.com and i think they might be slightly cheaper then orlando ticket deals, you also get the real tickets sent to you which then you sign when you get over there with ID, but they were very helpful,very cheap and aim to have your tickets to ou within 10-14 days if your going away sooner then that they ask you to phone them so they can sort it out.

Its worth looking at for anyone heading to florida,new york,themeparks in the uk and in spain to i think

Hope that helps anyone

Hi

Just come back from the states you must definately buy your tickets in the UK they are pounds cheaper, a tip for you though if you have any unused days left you can pay a fee at Disney to keep your unused days for another time.

The ticket vendor I use is Orlando Ticket Deals they are the cheapest anywhere around, we always shop there and you get real tickets, which you have to sign in Orlando with some ID.

 

Hope this helps

Hi. Has anyone been to Disney World Orlando recently?  We are taking our family in September 2007, is it cheaper to buy park tickets in the uk, or wait until we are in Orlando and buy at the gates?  Due to the current exchange rate. Any advice would be appreciated. Many Thanks, Lorraine Rust.