I have friend of mine is going through a divorce and has the passes for her 3 girls... She let there "Father" take them to Kings Island this weekend but he conveniently "forgot" to give the passes back...

so my question is..

Is there a way without buying 2 passes to have 2 passes for 1 kid? so he could keep one and She could keep one?

Thanks in advance!

ChazyG

Go to the ticket window and report the passes as lost, and they'll replace them for $15 each. I assume that the old pass will cease to function after that. I think someone reported on here last year that if the passes were stolen (which this may count as) they will replace the passes for free if you show them a police report to that effect, but don't quote me on that.

He wants to be able to have two different passes so each parent can carry one. I dont think they would allow it but check with GL.

The system is not set up to do that, as far as I know.

Going through a divorce and lets him use the passes? Sounds like there his passes now. Call the police.

The old pass will become useless once a new one is issued.

She has a couple of options here.

a.) ask for the passes back.

b.) report the passes missing and pay the fee.

c.) report the passes as stolen and file & bring a police report and they should replace all 3 passes.

KI will never grant two usable passes for the same person.

KI will never grant two usable passes for the same person.

As Sean Connery found out, never say never...if the park thought there might be some money to be made it might happen. (All they would have to do is issue both cards with the same number and then limit that number to be scanned only once a day.)

KI will never grant two usable passes for the same person.

As Sean Connery found out, never say never...if the park thought there might be some money to be made it might happen. (All they would have to do is issue both cards with the same number and then limit that number to be scanned only once a day.)

The cards are preprinted and can't be set up in the system to have two cards associated with one passholder.

^Oh I know that...but there weren't any special lanes for Fast Pass either until recently.

If there's a buck (or more) to be made...

KI will never grant two usable passes for the same person.

As Sean Connery found out, never say never...if the park thought there might be some money to be made it might happen. (All they would have to do is issue both cards with the same number and then limit that number to be scanned only once a day.)

The cards are preprinted and can't be set up in the system to have two cards associated with one passholder.

The system they use is pretty darn extensive. I'd say it's possible. Will they do it? Probably not... and for good reason... but possible? Sure.

Another option you could do is have the person who took the passes buy them new passes, and just use his last name and his new address. I'm not sure if that's possible or not, but theoretically it could work.