It says it in the fine print when you purchase. You need to show Canadian residency ID for each person in your party to get the tickets - passports are easiest. Plan 20 minutes for this process before entering the park your first day.nvm, looks like they were added for me
I can now see them in the disney app. Where does it say you need to show your prove of residency before you can use them?
You can do this at Guest Relations in Disney Springs as well... I think? I hope. LOL That's our plan the day before we go to the park.
Yes, for sure you can.
It is weird to me that it doesn't say it in the app, you think it would say it in that fine print too?nvm, looks like they were added for me
I can now see them in the disney app. Where does it say you need to show your prove of residency before you can use them?
Yes, and you can get discounts/specials with them usually. I paid 2062.80 GBP for 3 adult/1 child 14 day tickets last August, as they had 10% off sale. Worked out to about $900 CDN for each ticket, which is tough to beat. Plus free memory maker to boot!
Just be careful, two reservations under the same name for the same dates might get canceled after a few days.
I called Disney because I had to change the dates of my park tickets and the app wouldn't allow me. After they changed them and they showed up with the new park dates in the app, I asked them if I needed to show proof of residency and they said no...I can just show up at the parks and enter.
I'm curious to hear the reports from folks using these once they start up.
I'll let you know in March
Ok great!I'll let you know in March
I would still be ready to show ID - the cast members on the phone can be about as reliable as the bus drivers!
There are no more reservations for days in parks (unless you have an annual pass). Disney ended that practice this past week.
We'll be there on the 22nd of January. But not sure I want to test this out. I'd hate to get everyone to the park for early entry, only to be told we need to leave the line to go to guest relations and sort it out! Not sure if the CMs with the IPads at the gate entrances can take care of that or not.
Reservations are still needed for every type of ticket that isn't purchased as part of a package or "date assigned" tickets. Meaning, annual passes, convention tickets, any leftover tickets from previous promo (remember the non-expiring cdn discounts??) Or fill in the blank of a ticket you get from 3rd party sources that are open-ended with no dates of use assigned to them, DO NEED to continue making park reservations. There have been very few days that were"full" (Christmas day ?) So I won't be worrying about getting locked out of parks.
Most of us are buying the Canadian Resident Tickets directly from Disney, not from a 3rd party. And they are "date based." For example, I bought a 6 day ticket direct from Disney, with a specific start date.
