Universal Lanyard/Express Pass holder - laminate

Guest · 29 Nov 17, 11:00 AM

Staying at RPR, I know you can buy holders/lanyards onsite (or should I get some before I go) but it sounds as if the paper Express Passes are prone to getting wet, would it be worth using "self seal laminate pouches" on the paper passes?

Once we are in the park(s) am I right in thinking that we only need to have the Express Passes to hand and our Entry Tickets can be safely stored away.

**ChrisJoandBen89** · 29 Nov 17, 01:23 PM

Originally Posted by SuperK

Staying at RPR, I know you can buy holders/lanyards onsite (or should I get some before I go) but it sounds as if the paper Express Passes are prone to getting wet, would it be worth using "self seal laminate pouches" on the paper passes?

Once we are in the park(s) am I right in thinking that we only need to have the Express Passes to hand and our Entry Tickets can be safely stored away.

We recently stayed at RPR, and our room keycards doubled as our Express Passes. Our actual park tickets were paper, and for this reason we bought a landyard each on site. We were also able to store our keycards in with our tickets.
The only time you will need your ticket once you're in the park, is if you want to go on the Hogwarts Express.

mattyped · 29 Nov 17, 04:05 PM

The paper passes are now obsolete as of last year so you should be ok whatever you choose.

chmurf · 29 Nov 17, 04:48 PM

yes, EPs are now obsolete

but, just a quick reminder since we're talking about laminating : if you have the universal paper (tyvvek) tickets (14 days / multiday) tickets, do not laminate them

fist of all you're not supposed to, because it's considered altering the ticket, and it may no longer be accepted, but it also seems that some laminating will render the ticket unreadable by the barcode scanners at the parks

you could be ruining your tickets even before hitting the first water ride ... (or before entering any park for that matter)

**NewtoOrlando** · 2 Dec 17, 12:24 PM

We bought lanyards from the shop at RPR last year & they have a plastic card holder on them to prevent them from getting wet. We just slid our park tickets in them & the paper express passes (which you now don't do as your room key is your express pass)

29 Nov 17, 11:00 AM	#1
	29 Nov 17, 11:00 AM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	Universal Lanyard/Express Pass holder - laminate Staying at RPR, I know you can buy holders/lanyards onsite (or should I get some before I go) but it sounds as if the paper Express Passes are prone to getting wet, would it be worth using "self seal laminate pouches" on the paper passes? Once we are in the park(s) am I right in thinking that we only need to have the Express Passes to hand and our Entry Tickets can be safely stored away.

29 Nov 17, 04:48 PM	#4
	29 Nov 17, 04:48 PM chmurf Imagineer
chmurf Imagineer Join Date: Dec 12	yes, EPs are now obsolete but, just a quick reminder since we're talking about laminating : if you have the universal paper (tyvvek) tickets (14 days / multiday) tickets, do not laminate them fist of all you're not supposed to, because it's considered altering the ticket, and it may no longer be accepted, but it also seems that some laminating will render the ticket unreadable by the barcode scanners at the parks you could be ruining your tickets even before hitting the first water ride ... (or before entering any park for that matter)