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But their could be a SIMPLE Solution: If someones Travelplanes change then alow him to register the Pass at ANY SF Park but still the Coupons loaded on the Pass are only for that Park the Pass been purchased! That would just be an simple Opt ion in the Software to process the pass! The SF Team Member that process such a Pass would only be required to click take out the Checkmark at "Discounts at .." and make a new Checkmark on the Park that is mentioned on the Voucher - or even more easy: By Scanning the Voucher that change is made AUTOMATICALLY!
It does not make any Sense to DENIE someone Acess just because he bougt at an other Park!
Still it would be an rare Case that someone Redem the Voucher at an other Park as bought - so Work - Questions should not be something to concider!
PS I agree that an SC Season Pass has a GOOD VALUE but that does have nothing to do with the Topic we discuss...
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I"m ADITIONAL pissed on that - other like on CF - you MUST FIRST visit the Park you bought it!
Why?
My plans have changed because I'm kicked out from a Group again because of my Autism and now I need to take Greyhound all the way to Texas - passing St Loius, that I want to Visit - from Detroit only to Redem the Voucher and then all Backwards to St Lois!
THAT DOES NOT MAKE ANY SENSE! Why they push me to that?
I understand that more expensive San Antonio not like to Redem a cheaper St Luis Season Pass, but here that is going in the other Direction as I paid more.
Are Humans only BUEROCRATIC Machines, that can't THINK or can I TALK with someone about that?