Can you use a Disneyland ticket with someone elses name on it?

Answer 1

When you purchase an annual pass (actually, the first time you use it) they'll take a picture of you; every time after that when they scan the pass at the gate, your picture pops up so they can verify that it's yours. Could you get away with using someone else's pass? Maybe, if you look enough like them, but if you get caught they'll probably confiscate the pass and ban both of you from the park.

Answer 2

If you're asking if you can use someone else's annual pass or remaining days on a multi-day pass, no you can't. Disney takes a digital picture of the person using the pass on the first day it's used (or when the annual pass is purchased/redeemed), and every time the pass is used after that to enter the park, it is scanned and the picture comes up for the Cast Member at the gate to compare to the person trying to use it.

You could possibly get away with using your identical twin's pass, but outside of that, most likely not.