Flex Ticket?

Guest · 29 Nov 06, 05:36 PM

Hi!

Recieved my Tickets This am!
5 Adults ones!
Only one Ticket has the magnetic strip at The Back!

The four that doesn't have the strip has consecutive numbers! and the same date on them(this is the date they were printed) The otha one has a different date!

Could someone have a look at theirs if they have some to see if they should have the magnetic Strip on?
Many Thanks in advance!

Guest · 30 Nov 06, 02:29 PM

Anyone Please?

Guest · 30 Nov 06, 05:16 PM

You don't need the magnetic strip. Universal, Islands of Adventure, Seaworld, Wet and Wild, and Busch Gardens just use the barcode to read the tickets. It sounds like the magentic strip ticket is just an older ticket. The only park that stills uses magnetic readers are the Disney parks. All others have gone with barcodes. The reason they have gone with barcodes is because you don't have to worry about the ticket getting demagnitized and also because many of their tickets can also be "printed at home" to save time and expense of having them mailed to you.

DIBBadmin · 30 Nov 06, 05:16 PM

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29 Nov 06, 05:36 PM	#1
	29 Nov 06, 05:36 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	Flex Ticket? Hi! Recieved my Tickets This am! 5 Adults ones! Only one Ticket has the magnetic strip at The Back! The four that doesn't have the strip has consecutive numbers! and the same date on them(this is the date they were printed) The otha one has a different date! Could someone have a look at theirs if they have some to see if they should have the magnetic Strip on? Many Thanks in advance!

30 Nov 06, 02:29 PM	#2
	30 Nov 06, 02:29 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	Anyone Please?

30 Nov 06, 05:16 PM	#3
	30 Nov 06, 05:16 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	You don't need the magnetic strip. Universal, Islands of Adventure, Seaworld, Wet and Wild, and Busch Gardens just use the barcode to read the tickets. It sounds like the magentic strip ticket is just an older ticket. The only park that stills uses magnetic readers are the Disney parks. All others have gone with barcodes. The reason they have gone with barcodes is because you don't have to worry about the ticket getting demagnitized and also because many of their tickets can also be "printed at home" to save time and expense of having them mailed to you.

30 Nov 06, 05:16 PM	#4
	30 Nov 06, 05:16 PM DIBBadmin Imagineer
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