This means that your friends should pay for their own tickets. Or you should just dump them for AP holder friends. - MissMolly  698.6 #141 10:42PM

Oh please don't let your friends do that. Any place that asks to keep your credit card and ID until you return the ticket is just untrustworthy. - Ain1derland  325.5 #500 10:40PM

I was SO glad to see cast members taking photos of everyone with a park hopper and then checking them with each re-entry. Some people were complaining, but I thanked them each time I saw them. - PrincessKristin  776.6 #124 10:45PM

Tis true. - aidensmama  336.6 #446 10:36PM

Kinda an odd question to ask. - Linzee  519.0 #225 10:38PM

i posted a picture of the article in the local newspaper from a few days ago... - toph  2401.6 #27 10:45PM

My co-worker was going to do that too and I tried to discourage her. Now I can show her this post to hopefully she will see that its not legit. - Vegan7LuvsStitch  799.8 #118 10:50PM

Witnessed the very icky other side of this with an entire family being walked out of site by security. Don't do it. But a legitimate ticket. - MeridasHair  319.9 #525 11:09PM

Every time one of my friends goes with her family they talk about renting tickets. And every time I try to talk them out of it. - Krismiss  304.9 #588 11:16PM

We did it once 2-3 years ago. Will never do it again. Weren't comfortable with it at all - charliesmom  30.4 #4364 11:21PM

I do believe it will pay off for Disney. If they can catch enough of these tickets when it's not busy, they can put them out of business before the busy season. During the crush periods, trying to enforce this would send the entry lines all the way to the center of the esplanade, and out the security checkpoints, creating chaos. During the busy season, those places make thousands EVERY DAY. Ever seen the lines at the Chevron station, Distix, or at the business park across the freeway off Anaheim Blvd? Hundreds of people lined up each morning all summer. Disney was losing millions. - DizKahuna  137.1 #2492 12:06PM