Unfortunately, there is no easy way for a guest to change the name on a ticket. Disneyland pretty much locks everyone’s names in at the start. However, many people have found a way to change the ticket name, even though Disneyland lists these as non-transferable. To make this change, you’ll need to contact Disneyland.
Similarly, can I use someone else’s Disney ticket?
No. Once a person uses a Disney Theme Park Ticket, all subsequent admissions are specific to that person and cannot be transferred to anyone else.
Moreover, can you resell Disneyland tickets?
Tickets may not be sold, bartered nor exchanged for goods, services or benefits. Each ticket, with applicable park reservation, admits one Guest. Tickets are nontransferable and must be used by the same person on any and all days.
Do you need an ID to get into Disneyland?
Applicable ticket and valid identification confirmation are required for entry, re-entry or if applicable, crossover into any theme park on each day of the ticket’s validity. Tickets used to redeem or access benefits or entitlements must be the same ticket used for theme park entry.
Does the name on your Disney ticket matter?
Since you’re arriving after June 15, 2021, when Disneyland Resort theme parks are opened to everyone (and not just California residents), it is not imperative that the name on your theme park tickets matches your ID. … If you have a multi-day ticket, the ticket must be used by the same person for each valid day.