 Ticket sharing
OK, thanks. I did some further searching after I posted this and found a
similar thread on another website indicating it's next to impossible to
share tickets because of the biometric scan.
"Mike Tuchman" <see@signature.com> wrote in message
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> On Sun, 23 Jul 2006 00:23:56 GMT, "bill" <wbeatty@> wrote:
>
>>I am going to Disney July 28 and buying tickets for July 29 - Aug. 2.
>>Does anyone buy longer stay tickets and share them with some just
>>arriving, splitting the cost? In other words, I can purchase a 10 day
>>ticket instead of a 5 day and sell it for $100, still having 5 days on it.
>
> It does not work that way.
>
> First of all you are supposed to sign your ticket on the back.
>
> Second is the first time you use it there is a biometric scan which
> reads fingertip and knuckle placement, converts it to an algorithm and
> stores it on the ticketing computer. Each time you use the ticket it
> compares the current scan with the one of record.
>
> Third it is illegal in Florida to sell or purchase partially used
> theme park tickets. How do you expect to find someone to buy the
> ticket from you.
>
> Fourth there is no way, looking at a ticket, to actually tell what
> entitlements remain on it. For example if you reported your ticket
> lost, and had the receipt, a new ticket would be issued and the
> original voided.
>
> mike at tuchman dot org
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