Question about main gate passes
- Monorail_Red
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Question about main gate passes
Hey I have a question about the main gate passes and maybe I can get some input.
As many of you probably know, I no longer work for WDW. However I still have a few main gate passes left that I never used.
I even received my holiday pass as well, and for that it says that in place of a company ID, you can use a drivers license. I think that's also true for the main gate passes.
I have heard of CP's using their main gates without a company ID. I have heard of instances where if they stayed a few days after their program end date, they were able to use up their remaining main gate passes without a company ID.
So my question is...will I still be able to use those passes? I'm going to be there this weekend and I have tickets but I figured that it is worth a shot.
Thanks in advance,
Monorail_Red
As many of you probably know, I no longer work for WDW. However I still have a few main gate passes left that I never used.
I even received my holiday pass as well, and for that it says that in place of a company ID, you can use a drivers license. I think that's also true for the main gate passes.
I have heard of CP's using their main gates without a company ID. I have heard of instances where if they stayed a few days after their program end date, they were able to use up their remaining main gate passes without a company ID.
So my question is...will I still be able to use those passes? I'm going to be there this weekend and I have tickets but I figured that it is worth a shot.
Thanks in advance,
Monorail_Red
Regards,
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Re: Question about main gate passes
My guess? They are no longer valid.
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Re: Question about main gate passes
Should be valid as long as you left on good terms. How about I see if my maingates work when I attempt to use them later this week?Monorail_Red wrote:As many of you probably know, I no longer work for WDW. However I still have a few main gate passes left that I never used.
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Re: Question about main gate passes
The main entrance people at the turn style ask me for my ID if I use my main gate. Is it just for verification? Could you use a driver license instead? Not sure.
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Re: Question about main gate passes
Well I did leave on good terms with an unrestricted rehire status. This might explain why they sent me my holiday pass which was dated after my last day of work...and in the fine print of that, it said that a driver's license is acceptable.kurtisnelson wrote:Should be valid as long as you left on good terms.
That's a big 10-4, I'll be in touch.kurtisnelson wrote:How about I see if my maingates work when I attempt to use them later this week?
They mailed me my 2010 holiday pass which was dated after my last day of work...and in the fine print of that, it said that a driver's license is acceptable. I'm thinking that that's how CPs are able to use their remaining maingates after their program ends and they no longer have their IDs.5th Dimension wrote:The main entrance people at the turn style ask me for my ID if I use my main gate. Is it just for verification? Could you use a driver license instead? Not sure.
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Re: Question about main gate passes
Your Main Entrance Pass will not work if you're not a current employee of The Walt Disney Company and Affiliated Companies. Indeed, it's considered Company property and is supposed to be turned in upon termination or seperation from the company. Likewise for your Disney Family Holiday Celebration ticket (it even states so on the back).
If you have Cast Complimentary Tickets, those can continue to be used even after your employment has completed.
If you have Cast Complimentary Tickets, those can continue to be used even after your employment has completed.
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Re: Question about main gate passes
Turnstiles coordinators have told me that drivers license is acceptable if your white ID expired. I wasn't asked for my maingate or anything back, just my ID.glendalais wrote:Your Main Entrance Pass will not work if you're not a current employee of The Walt Disney Company and Affiliated Companies. Indeed, it's considered Company property and is supposed to be turned in upon termination or seperation from the company. Likewise for your Disney Family Holiday Celebration ticket (it even states so on the back).
If you have Cast Complimentary Tickets, those can continue to be used even after your employment has completed.
Kurt
Re: Question about main gate passes
Sounds like something else your managers need to be coached on.kurtisnelson wrote:Turnstiles coordinators have told me that drivers license is acceptable if your white ID expired. I wasn't asked for my maingate or anything back, just my ID.
ugh
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Re: Question about main gate passes
What? Consistent, accurate knowledge amongst WDW staff?mapo wrote:Sounds like something else your managers need to be coached on.
ugh
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Re: Question about main gate passes
Well I just got back and everything worked!
OR
at the request of the company.
They never requested for it back, PLUS they mailed me my holiday celebration pass to me AFTER my last day of work. So I guess Mickey wanted me to play in the parks as I did. :D:
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Sort of...but more specifically it says that it needs to be surrendered at termination of employment...glendalais wrote: Indeed, it's considered Company property and is supposed to be turned in upon termination or seperation from the company. Likewise for your Disney Family Holiday Celebration ticket (it even states so on the back).
OR
at the request of the company.
They never requested for it back, PLUS they mailed me my holiday celebration pass to me AFTER my last day of work. So I guess Mickey wanted me to play in the parks as I did. :D:
That's what I figured. It must have to do with restricted & unrestricted rehire. I was given an unrestricted rehire status when I left.kurtisnelson wrote:Turnstiles coordinators have told me that drivers license is acceptable if your white ID expired. I wasn't asked for my maingate or anything back, just my ID.
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