[Park Hopper]

Back in August when we had our family reunion at Disney, some people in the group who stayed with us in Orlando didn't use all the days on their Park Hopper tickets. As a gesture of appreciation for all DW and I had done, they left their tickets with us to use whenever we wanted. DW and I are Annual Passholders, but we thought it would be nice to have the tickets for people to use when they come to visit.

My question is this: Although Disney's Web site says Park Hopper tickets are not transferable, I don't see what would prevent someone else from using the unused portions of the tickets. Unlike APs, there's no finger scan for identifying the ticket and no way for Disney to determine if the person using the ticket is the person who bought the ticket. I don't see this as deceptive, either, since the tickets have already been bought and paid for.

Is it possible to use Park Hopper tickets in this way?

[DisneyTeacher]

Yes, you can pass the tickets to another person. We have unused tickets left and there is no way WDW would know if they are our tickets or were passed to us. I wouldn't sell them but I don't see any problem with sharing them with friends.

[Park Hopper]

That's what I thought. Thanks very much for your response, Disney Teacher.

[LRTJS]

Hey Park Hopper, We let our DS and DDIL use ours for one day on our last visit. DDIL had never ever been to Disney so we let them go to Epcot for a few hours and then bought them one day passes to MK the next day.
I think you should definitely let someone use them....hey I will be there in March for just two days.....JK! :D