Black market theme park tickets might have led to murder in Orlando

This is why Disney has moved to the whole bone-marrow scan system this summer.

Gainesville Sun ran this article today as well...

Honestly, considering the amount of money involved in theme park tickets (esp. with O-town tix now over $60, selling at 63.63 at last check), it's not that surprising that they're either counterfeited or otherwise illegally obtained for sale...

69.75 at IOA there gator. 74.60 with tax included. I remember with excrutiating detail.

According to their website, it's $59.75, although that's still worthy of a counterfeit.

Antuan, your ticket price was for BOTH parks, which in all honestly, is not that bad at all (around $37 per park).

Joe "I never complain with my $100 Universal annual-no-blackout-date-parking-included-pass!" C. :)

It was? Criminy, I never knew that!

Yes, but doing both parks is one day is at least exhausting if possible at all. Tried it myself.

"Antuan, your ticket price was for BOTH parks, which in all honestly, is not that bad at all (around $37 per park)."

Joe, considering that now they're doing BOGO on park tix, seems "a little steep" to me to charge that heavily for a second park, when you're forced to TRY and do it all in one day...

gator, remembers that one day at DL/DCA was certainly "pushing it"...

First it was Rolexs.

Now theme park tickets!

Wait, how do you make fake passes, if they scan the ticket. And if its a bad ticket the turn style or somthing beeps. I remember I had a 3 day flex ticket and I couldn't remember how many days or something like that. Went to go check and it said it was used already and the turn styles beeped or somthing. lol it was almost a year ago. I can barely remember.