View Full Version : A quick question about in-park quests
davidsplanet 11-19-2006, 03:40 PM If I fill out and turn in all available quests at WDW and come back the next day can I do them all again? I read some where else that each person can redeem quests only once every 4 months with their ticket. I ask this cause I just came back from WDW and I did all available quests but I'm returning to WDW very soon and I would like to do all quests again.
Jacques 11-19-2006, 03:59 PM They scan your ticket, and it stays in the memory. You can only turn in the quests on the same ticket once every 90 days.
davidsplanet 11-19-2006, 04:04 PM Th for the info. That's too bad. ;( They scan your ticket, and it stays in the memory. You can only turn in the quests on the same ticket once every 90 days.
Jacques 11-19-2006, 04:13 PM But if you buy a new ticket... ;-)
superboomer 11-19-2006, 05:08 PM but also what if it just like 3 days early then 90 days, thats when im going back :(
comicTray 11-19-2006, 05:10 PM you could always buy a new ticket :) LOL
Thenishall 11-19-2006, 05:10 PM David, I made that mistake the last time I went to WDW. I did it two days in a row, but on the second day he said that you can only do the quests every 90 days :( I thought to buy a new ticket, but the people with me said not to.
Oh well, it still hasn't been 90 days, arg.
gregoryalec 11-19-2006, 05:10 PM Wait you know how they say they give you prizes for every person your with. Do they scan EVerybodys ticket or justyours? So If they only scan yours cant you go back and show someone elses ticket to do the quest again?
Jacques 11-19-2006, 05:16 PM They scan tickets of anyone wanting prizes. If you are with a group, you can get multiple sets.
gregoryalec 11-19-2006, 05:22 PM Oh I am going to be with My mom my brother my cousin and my grandma and my aunt so that would be 6 prizes including me. But hopefully we wont split up.
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EDIT: Would they give prizes to my twin 2 year old cousins if I said they wanted one?
Jacques 11-19-2006, 05:50 PM Not likely. 2 year olds aren't the best VMK players. ;-)
Neoteny 11-23-2006, 07:55 PM Oh I am going to be with My mom my brother my cousin and my grandma and my aunt so that would be 6 prizes including me. But hopefully we wont split up.
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EDIT: Would they give prizes to my twin 2 year old cousins if I said they wanted one?
Two-year-olds get into the park for free, and so won't have tickets to scan. So, no, sorry, no quest prizes for them.
Jacques 11-23-2006, 09:05 PM Sadly, not always the case. I was on a VMK tour with a family who demanded the free prizes for their 2-year-old. Which they were given.
The squeaky wheel gets the oil.
Neoteny 11-23-2006, 11:56 PM Sadly, not always the case. I was on a VMK tour with a family who demanded the free prizes for their 2-year-old. Which they were given.
The squeaky wheel gets the oil.Wow. That's just wrong.
Capt.Winner 11-24-2006, 12:10 AM Wow. That's just wrong.
Or smart...?
Neoteny 11-24-2006, 12:22 AM Or smart...?
It got them what they wanted, but I don't think it's ever right to bully your way into getting what you want.
Capt.Winner 11-24-2006, 12:32 AM It got them what they wanted, but I don't think it's ever right to bully your way into getting what you want.
Of course not, but that two year-old might've cried if he didn't get a pirate well :(.
Neoteny 11-24-2006, 12:40 AM Of course not, but that two year-old might've cried if he didn't get a pirate well :(.
The two-year-old probably tried to put the card into his or her mouth..
Capt.Winner 11-24-2006, 01:13 AM The two-year-old probably tried to put the card into his or her mouth..
Well Chairs: 80% cardboard, 20% protein.
Sounds healthy.
Neoteny 11-24-2006, 03:54 AM Well Chairs: 80% cardboard, 20% protein.
Sounds healthy.
Two-year-olds never read the labels.
disnyfreek 11-24-2006, 04:25 AM I didn't know i was the only person who knew this trick =P
If you are staying in a disney resort, room keys work too (whether they have charging privileges or not). Your pass is not connected to your room key, so you can turn in your room key AND your pass on different days during your stay. Also, your pass has a set date for a year (or however long you bought your pass for) that it keeps record of, but a room key does not. So you could use your room key instead of your pass for both trips. That's usually what i do. Just use my room key, not my pass...occasionally i make an exception though =P
Remember though, this is assuming that you are staying in a disney resort.
Jacques 11-24-2006, 04:46 AM Of course not, but that two year-old might've cried if he didn't get a pirate well :(.
The two-year old never saw the card. Went right to the parents. :-\
gregoryalec 11-24-2006, 04:50 AM I have badnews I am not going to disney in december. My parents decided we really shouldnt use money we dont have. iasked if we ever were going to get to go and my mom said maybe in april but there arent going to be christmas quests in april. So i am really sad,
Neoteny 11-24-2006, 04:55 AM I have badnews I am not going to disney in december. My parents decided we really shouldnt use money we dont have. iasked if we ever were going to get to go and my mom said maybe in april but there arent going to be christmas quests in april. So i am really sad,
Sorry to hear that. But April's better than never!
Capt.Winner 11-24-2006, 04:57 AM The two-year old never saw the card. Went right to the parents. :-\
So your saying the parents are depriving their child of a perfectly good cardboard card, and eating it for themselves? That's just sad.
AlexKeepsItReal 11-29-2006, 10:32 PM Go with a group of people that don't care about VMK, that way you can nab several sets of quests cards and not have to share with people. Like me. But yeah, 90 days.
snowgalsnow 11-29-2006, 10:34 PM So u might not evern win something ??
Canteloupe 12-12-2006, 07:15 AM my sisters and i all have annual passes, if i do the holiday quest will i be able to use their passes to get prizes even if they didnt enter the park that day?
Caterpillar AEIOU 12-12-2006, 07:49 AM my sisters and i all have annual passes, if i do the holiday quest will i be able to use their passes to get prizes even if they didnt enter the park that day?
NO!
I tried that. My husband was actually in the park,( I had his ticket)he was in the restroom, they said EVERYONE has to go up to the Kiosk together.
stevieam 12-12-2006, 08:09 AM NO!
I tried that. My husband was actually in the park,( I had his ticket)he was in the restroom, they said EVERYONE has to go up to the Kiosk together.
that is weird must have been the person that was there that didn't let you.
my family and I always do it seperately. For example we let the other people go on rides and take their passes with us to the kiosk with the little kids that can't ride the big rides and they always accept them. makes it easier to entertain the little kids while the big kids are gone. interesting. i would hope that they don't continue that rule there that everyone must be there. the person is only a body in a line and i have left when i saw a huge line to try and get my cards later. the one person in line makes it so much faster. they scan, grab the groups of cards and I am on my way. especially easier to do during parades as they stake out a spot and I do the run around.
Caterpillar AEIOU 12-12-2006, 08:42 AM I think the CM meant that every person has to turn in a ticket to get a prize, one person cant get 2 sets, even if they have 2 tickets.
I think they change the rules by the hour!:xmastongue:
stevieam 12-12-2006, 08:50 AM I think the CM meant that every person has to turn in a ticket to get a prize, one person cant get 2 sets, even if they have 2 tickets.
I think they change the rules by the hour!:xmastongue:
I did it with annual passes maybe that is why
Canteloupe 12-14-2006, 06:38 AM NO!
I tried that. My husband was actually in the park,( I had his ticket)he was in the restroom, they said EVERYONE has to go up to the Kiosk together.
yeah i tried it and it didnt work. ive seen it done before though. some guy had like twenty tickets and he got cards for every one. that was for halloween... i was so sure that it would work. too bad.
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