Originally Posted By pitapan16 with a name on it. How should I go about trying to return her Pass? =)
Originally Posted By Mr X If you're going to the parks soon, I'd just hand it in to guest relations. If not, maybe just call Disney? I think they just re-issue a new one...so you might not need to return the lost one. That's my guess, anyway.
Originally Posted By Doobie Yes, I wouldn't worry too much about it. It's very easy for the person who lost it to get a replacement. So I'd only worry about returning it if it's convenient. Doobie.
Originally Posted By TDLFAN TDR charges for a replacement, and I am trying to remember if they do the same at WDW...do they?
Originally Posted By Doobie We've lost our APs a few times and not been charged. I can't say for sure if they do start at some point, but I'm sure they don't on the first loss. Doobie.
Originally Posted By Lisann22 I can confirm that I and a few friends have lost our passes, DL charged us all $20 bucks to have them reprocessed at Guest Relations. This has been in the last 2 years. ;>
Originally Posted By Doobie I know DL has (we've lost some there as well). But I'm not sure about WDW. I've not been charged here to the best of my recollection. The passes here are just paper, not laminated, and often have to be replaced anyway because of getting wet or they just stop working. Doobie.
Originally Posted By demderedoseguys I just wish that Disney could implant an AP computer chip in my hand instead of using that paper ticket. Combine that with a special walk though line for AP holders w/ the implanted chip to gain entry to the park and special kiosks for FP. The beauty of it all !
Originally Posted By FerretAfros FWIW, DL doesn't cahrge to replace AP's if you have the old one. Mine had a crack right down the center of the magnetic strip that covered over half the lenght of the card. I just brought it in, and I got a new one. Sure, they gave me some funny looks, but they didn't even ask what happened.
