Hey guys,
Looking for some answers. A friend and I arrive to DW in a month, we bought the Canadian Resident tickets. We are curious what documents we need to prove Canadian residency and pick up our tickets at Will Call. I am both a Canadian resident and citizen, thus I have a Canadian passport, so I'm not worried about me. My friend is a Canadian resident, but she is a Chinese citizen. I have been able to figure out that she will need both a government issued ID (license) as well as a bill, etc. to prove her residency.
HOWEVER, she is in the process of moving from one Canadian address to another, so currently her mailing address (listed on all bills, credit card statements, etc posted to her within the past 2 months) and the address listed on her license don't match. Will we run into any issues with this?
Thanks in advance!
Looking for some answers. A friend and I arrive to DW in a month, we bought the Canadian Resident tickets. We are curious what documents we need to prove Canadian residency and pick up our tickets at Will Call. I am both a Canadian resident and citizen, thus I have a Canadian passport, so I'm not worried about me. My friend is a Canadian resident, but she is a Chinese citizen. I have been able to figure out that she will need both a government issued ID (license) as well as a bill, etc. to prove her residency.
HOWEVER, she is in the process of moving from one Canadian address to another, so currently her mailing address (listed on all bills, credit card statements, etc posted to her within the past 2 months) and the address listed on her license don't match. Will we run into any issues with this?
Thanks in advance!
I'm a US citizen but a Canadian PR. I argued with a Disney CM over the phone for quite a while about whether I was considered a Canadian resident for the ticket deal. She kept insisting that I had to show a Canadian passport in order to use the tickets. I told her my SIL has a Canadian passport but is a US PR, could she still get the ticket deal?? In the end, I couldn't make her understand the difference and I guess when you think about it, most people who have no experience with immigration really don't understand the difference between citizenship and residency either (I can't tell you how many people just assumed I automatically got Canadian citizenship when I married my Canadian husband!) For your Chinese friend, I'm not sure what will work because even though the tickets only state "resident," I think permanent resident is implied. Usually if you're just a temporary resident in a country, even if that's where you live full time, you're still really a resident of your home country. For instance, when my DH was going to school in the US, he had a temporary visa that allowed him to attend school in the US and he lived in the US full-time, but he was still legally a resident of Canada. Maybe you'll get lucky and they'll only ask for a DL though!
