| HELPFUL HINT: Make photocopies of your park pass info |
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No matter how careful you are with your passes, there are always opportunities to lose them. The Fastpass system, for example, has become notorious as a pass "stealer", as guests often forget one or several of their park passes at the machine. Because of this potential, it's very important that you photocopy the codes off the backs of your passes as soon as you get them. If you ever do lose a pass, simply take your photocopied info to Guest Relations, and they'll take care of you real quick! |
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HELPFUL HINT: Make photocopies of your park pass info




