No, I have been there twice today, so I am very clear about changing tickets.
The landlord can only exchange your name for three tickets with a family member. Both families want to go in and have a real-name QR code message from one of them. When buying a group, three people should leave their real names.
The travel service department will check whether the guest's ID card matches the name displayed in the e-ticket short message, and then change it. If the names match, tickets will be changed. After ticket exchange, it will print out two two-dimensional code tickets with the customer's name, one of which is used by consumers in the park.
If the name and identity don't match, you can't use it at the gate of the park even if you change your ticket.
Maybe someone can bend the rules and enter the garden. It depends on luck. I think the guy guarding the entrance of the park is dead, but those who look inconsistent are all suspected ticket sellers.
It is suggested to spend more time consulting and understanding before group buying in the future to avoid unnecessary troubles and losses.
Good luck.