I have a few old park tickets with the "no expiration" option - when they're used again, do they have to be used by the same person that used them initially? Or can another family member use them instead?

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Hi Olivia!

Well, I wish that I had better news for ya! The old park passes that you are referring to will more than likely already be embedded with the digital fingerprint of the original user. Tickets are not intended to be transferred between people, so sadly, another person will not be able to use the passes.

On the bright side, those same tickets can be updated in any way that you would like. As long as they are still valid, they can be upgraded to include Water Park options, more days - even upgrade to an Annual Pass! I can't give you the exact prices to upgrade the passes, as I'm not sure how much was paid for the original ticket or what type of ticket it is. I hope that whoever is travelling to the most magical place on Earth has a great vacation!

Much pixie dust,

Jackie S.

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