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[-breeno-]

I'm a little confised about this, so you have to print your own tickets at home to get into the park?  Does the old still work?  What happens if you don't print them at home?  Will a member of hotel staff explain to you how to use the card like they did with the old one?  I'm so confused about it :?  

[GrandiJoos]

Tampons you? :shock:

 

Indeed a strange choice of words I guess he means... erm... don't know really :lol:

@-breeno-
I think it works as follows:

• Buy an e-ticket from home;
• Print it;
• Present it at the entrance;
• Enter the park and receive a Fastpass;

If you don't print your e-ticket I suppose they don't let you in... no ticket, no magic

And of course, the old tickets still work. This is only an extra service for people who don't like to wait in the queue and prefer to buy the tickets from home.

I don't know if they always explain it but if you ask I guess they 'must'.

Hope this answers some questions

GrandiJoos :cool:

[kaysha]

Tampons you? :shock:

 

:oops:  
Sorry I had difficulties to find the equivalent word in english!!I still haven't found it  :?:
In order to enter from one park to another, they use an ink pad.

This is only an extra service for people who don't like to wait in the queue and prefer to buy the tickets from home.

And the other advantage of this e-ticket is the price also, it's cheaper when you book it 30 days before your trip.

Thanks Grandijoos for the help!

[Soap]

Tampons you? :shock:

 

:oops:  
Sorry I had difficulties to find the equivalent word in english!!I still haven't found it  :?:
In order to enter from one park to another, they use an ink pad.

Uhhh.....you mean the stamp you get when hopping parcs ?  :?:

[GrandiJoos]

Sorry I had difficulties to find the equivalent word in english!!I still haven't found it  :?:
In order to enter from one park to another, they use an ink pad.

Uhhh.....you mean the stamp you get when hopping parcs ?  :?:

I guess so, a stamp that lights up under ultra violet light. Wonder how long they keep that rule...

This is only an extra service for people who don't like to wait in the queue and prefer to buy the tickets from home.

And the other advantage of this e-ticket is the price also, it's cheaper when you book it 30 days before your trip.

Thanks Grandijoos for the help!

You're welcome

All in all I think its a smart move. Buying a ticket from home is very easy to do and cheaper for both DLRP and the visitor. And it maybe even reduces the queues at the ticket desks a little...

GrandiJoos  

[-breeno-]

Tampons you? :shock:

 

Indeed a strange choice of words I guess he means... erm... don't know really :lol:

@-breeno-
I think it works as follows:

• Buy an e-ticket from home;
• Print it;
• Present it at the entrance;
• Enter the park and receive a Fastpass;

If you don't print your e-ticket I suppose they don't let you in... no ticket, no magic

And of course, the old tickets still work. This is only an extra service for people who don't like to wait in the queue and prefer to buy the tickets from home.

I don't know if they always explain it but if you ask I guess they 'must'.

Hope this answers some questions

GrandiJoos :cool:

Thanks GrandiJoos