Originally Posted By Taran My cousin is in the Navy and wanted to buy me a pass for DL with his discount, he says they do not check at the gate anymore. Is this true, approved, frowned upon?
Originally Posted By RAM1984 My sons were both Marines and often bought us discount tickets. We never had any problems. In fact I do not even think it is against any rules as long as the military person buys them. Check also for "Military Days" in the early spring. Several times the past few years they have allowed active military in for free and family members get a substantial discount. (I do not remember exactly but it was like a two day hopper for $35.) These tickets are only available at the gate and the active military personel has to purchase them.
Originally Posted By Diztwins My dad is retired (as of Nov.) and everytime we went to Disneyland we used Military Tickets... I don't think you will have any problem
Originally Posted By Perdie I work at the national guard, as a civilian and i get military tickets all the time, and nobody checks the tickets.
Originally Posted By MomofPrincess I work for the Department of Defense and have been told (at the base ticket office) to take my ID along because they do have the right to check at the gate. I, for one, have NEVER been asked, but I have heard of other coworkers having to show their ID on occasion. (These are the same as the military tickets, btw.)
Originally Posted By PirateJohn To be safe, I'd have your cousin ask at the MWR office when he buys the tickets in the first place.
