Checking tickets

[Britchick]

Is there somewhere in downtown Disney that I can check my old tickets to see which one has an old day on it?

Thanks

Also say you got to the MK turnstiles, your ticket wasn't valid could you purchase a ticket near there or would you have to go back to over the lake?

[DisneyFreak]

Is there somewhere in downtown Disney that I can check my old tickets to see which one has an old day on it?

There is a guest services area near Once Upon a Toy in the Marketplace I believe that can check that for you.

Also say you got to the MK turnstiles, your ticket wasn't valid could you purchase a ticket near there or would you have to go back to over the lake?

Good question....don't know the answer to this one but I can't imagine they would make you go all the way back to TTC. Heck, The Contemporary would be closer to get new tickets.

[uscwest]

There is indeed a ticket window right there at MK. Remember the buses don't stop at the TTC, they stop right in front of MK and I'm sure there are folks on them that need tickets.

[DisneyFreak]

There is indeed a ticket window right there at MK. Remember the buses don't stop at the TTC, they stop right in front of MK and I'm sure there are folks on them that need tickets.

But if you are parking at the MK lot you go through TTC and take either the Ferry or Monorail over. That may be why she is asking if she's not staying on-site and taking a Disney bus.

[uscwest]

But if you are parking at the MK lot you go through TTC and take either the Ferry or Monorail over. That may be why she is asking if she's not staying on-site and taking a Disney bus.

Right, but the point of my comment was "Yes there at ticket windows at MK" And since many people ride the bus they don't go near the TTC and need to buy their tickets once at the park.

[WDW Vet]

Disney will also take the old ticket and pro-rate the leftover days into a new ticket and you just pay the difference