BAF's being replaced with "guest pass"

thelarsonsix · November 15, 2011, 06:27:19 PM

Quote from: Copper on November 14, 2011, 10:16:53 PM

JMC75- did you buy all of your passes at the same time? If you did, check the number on the pass they should all be the same which means as long as a pass holder with that number is present you can turn the guest voucher into a ticket.

Are you sure about this? If that is the case that would make this new system a little easier to swallow. I, too, have a 5 year old with a pass and I was envisioning dragging him to the ticket booth with our 3 teenagers each time so we could trade in our vouchers. If I can just go and get 5 or 6 exchanged with my pass that would be much simpler.

Please don't take offense to my questioning you, I know you've got an inside track there, but that is not how I understood it when I read about the new system. I certainly hope you're right.

sanddunerider · November 15, 2011, 09:27:56 PM

I just checked my passes and BAF>s\

I purchsed 2 adult and 1 senior pass, all 3 passes have the same I.D. number on them...

I then checked ALL of the BAF's, same thing, all have the same I>D number.............

SO, with 1 pass I should be able to go to booth and use all 3 BAF/s.......

mhguy77 · November 15, 2011, 09:52:16 PM

These are your 2012 passes?

sanddunerider · November 16, 2011, 05:52:13 AM

yes. 2012 passes.

Copper · November 17, 2011, 11:05:08 PM

You can question me- you wouldn't be the first.

As long as you order passes at the same time (same transaction) your passes and guest vouchers will have the same id number on them. You only need one season pass in the ticket line with your guest vouchers to turn them into tickets.

Example: Dad, Mom and Child 1, Child 2 bought passes at the same time. They all receive 5 guest vouchers each. Now the family is at SDC on the appropriate voucher date to turn them into tickets. Dad stays with kids while Mom takes her season pass, ID and vouchers to a ticket booth to turn them into tickets.

Remember the numbers MUST match and always bring an ID.

sanddunerider · November 18, 2011, 07:01:56 AM

copper, thats the way i understood it also~!

thelarsonsix · November 21, 2011, 07:01:33 PM

Quote from: Copper on November 17, 2011, 11:05:08 PM
You can question me- you wouldn't be the first.

As long as you order passes at the same time (same transaction) your passes and guest vouchers will have the same id number on them. You only need one season pass in the ticket line with your guest vouchers to turn them into tickets.

Example: Dad, Mom and Child 1, Child 2 bought passes at the same time. They all receive 5 guest vouchers each. Now the family is at SDC on the appropriate voucher date to turn them into tickets. Dad stays with kids while Mom takes her season pass, ID and vouchers to a ticket booth to turn them into tickets.

Remember the numbers MUST match and always bring an ID.

Thanks again. That's just what I was wanting to know. The matching number isn't an issue, I think I've only traded BAF's once, and have never sold them. The idea of dragging all six of us to the ticket booth for the exchange is what I was dreading. Sounds like that's not going to be an issue.