As our wedding trip is getting closer(....and closer... 
) I've been thinking about a park ticket for my DS. I'd like to be able to add a Park Hopper ticket to his KTTW card when we arrive in Florida. It just seems like it would be much safer than handing a 15 year old boy a paper ticket that is all too easily lost. Has anyone done this before? Could it be as easy as stepping over to the concierge desk when we check in? 
Can't really help you with this Becks as we usually get park hoppers at the start, but we have added a day to tickets and it is that easy.
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Hrmmm... I *think* he's going to have to make due with a regular ticket. However, since so much is changing at the moment in regards to ticket media, there may be other options (like magic band) by the time we get there. Does he usually carry a wallet?
I was on another forum today (you know... that one I really dislike) and found someone with a similar question. This was the response that they got.
"She can purchase them at her resort at any time and have them added to her KTTW. Some Guest Relations CM's can also do this, but not all of them know how."
So, if that's the case then you just need to get the correct cast member to link them up! Now I'm wondering if that means they'll be able to link our "free" tickets up to our KTTW cards too! That would be really nice.
Yay! That's going to be a load off my mind. He doesn't carry a wallet (reliably) but he's totally fine with a lanyard and a badge holder since he has to do that for school.