[Franco54]

Just a shot in the dark. We bought those tickets for that other park(buy two days, get five) it was a no brainer. we will only be using it for three days, and even though that ask for signature and may ask for a counter signature is that right? How close are they on that? Reason being, I would be glad to give the remaining days to a fellow DC member, saving some money for them. Good idea or just a pain in the back side? Let me know, thank you kindly!! :whistle: :whistle: :whistle:

[disneyguy]

First what is the other park?? Universal?? I know that disney does have some kind of protection built into their tickets, but not sure about Universal. I am pretty sure that what ever disney does, they will do.

[mickaholic4077]

I think that the only protection that Disney tickets have is if they are the kind of tickets that require you to use the biometric reader.

[jmouse]

I have seen Universal check signatures and ids at the gate with those mutli-day tickets.

[Franco54]

They are Universal tickets. On them they want you to print your name, then a signature. It does say it could be confiscated if on the counter signature does not match. I was just wondering how much they keep track of it. Just a pain in the butt I guess. :D :D :D

[wdwspider]

Also, I think that is for 5 consecutive days so the timing on handoff would have to be perfect to even attempt it.

From Universal's page:

"Five Days of Admission for Less than the Price of Two!
Enjoy five consecutive days of unlimited visits to Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure and select CityWalk clubs, for less than the price of two single-day tickets. "

[iluvwdw]

Originally posted by jmouse
I have seen Universal check signatures and ids at the gate with those mutli-day tickets.

I have used these MANY times and they have NEVER asked us for signatures...but we could just have been lucky...:whistle: