Found out that the Gamesharing rules & regulations are different on XBOX360. Bungie is not legally bound to game share across multiple acounts, so they haven't... They have just decided to say nothing! Even though the Microsoft Usage Restrictions on 360 states "The item you are trying to download is subject to usage restrictions. You can use this item on the first xbox 360 console you downloaded it to. Access to this item will also be granted to all users on this first console." The only thing you can do is ask for a refund from Microsoft

My son (12) and I have have spent the last several years playing and enjoying Bungie games. We have played all of the Halo games together and last year began playing in Destiny's worlds. We have purchased, installed, and played both The Dark Below and The House of Wolves for Destiny. When I say "we" purchased, I meant I purchased, as my son cannot purchase digital content per Microsoft's rules. We have, in fact, purchased 3 copies of everything. We have one copy of Destiny with both prior DLCs for the Xbox One and two sets for Xbox 360 since we have two Xbox 360s so that we can play together. My point in all of this is that we do not mind spending money for quality entertainment and we have been loyal Bungie fans for a while. But all that has recently changed. We have been looking forward to the release of The Taken King (my son more so than me). Imagine our surprise when he could not play it after I had purchased it for him on my account. Now,imagine our even greater disgust when we discovered that this was Bungie's intent. You are specifically targeting and eliminating minors from playing your games. You have made it so that in order to play The Taken King, you have to purchase The Taken King. My son cannot purchase The Taken King, therefore he cannot play The Taken King. If he cannot play The Taken King, I have no reason to play it either. We had planned to purchase three copies (one for each of our Xboxes) and probably an additional copy when we get a second Xbox One Now we are planning to purchase no copies. If we can't make it so that he can play, then I will contact Microsoft and ask for a refund. If that doesn't work, I will be contacting my bank seeking a chargeback. This whole ordeal has completely changed our opinion of your company and the way it obviously views its customers. We have lost all respect for you. Sadly, this does not seem to matter to you and it has saddened us greatly. In addition to The Taken King, we have been counting the days until the release of Halo 5. Unfortunately, it would appear that Halo 5 will be set up like The Taken King and therefore it will be impossible for my son to play it. A future without Halo 5 is, indeed, a sad future for a twelve year old boy. So, on behalf of my son and all other twelve year old Halo and Destiny fans, [u]shame on you Bungie[/u].

Just sign in to your account, then sign into your brothers. Make sure both are signed in at the same time.

This is a way around the one account access only BS for the Taken King DLC. Watch this YouTube video to see how all users on the same console will have access to TTK DLC content. Enjoy :)

same happened to me

I believe that this problem has been solved. I bought ttk last night and my son was able to play it as well. Without the need for me to be logged in. He is the one with gold so I don't know of that made a difference. Anyway it worked for us.

BUMP. CALL MICROSOFT FOR REFUND THATS WHAT I DID. GOT REFUND AND BOUGHT GTA V AND I STILL HAVE TAKEN KING LOLOL

Never in the history of owning my Xbox 360, did I ever have to pay again for a game or DLC for another account on the SAME console. Bungie has already sold us Destiny, Expansion I and Expansion II that is sharable between accounts on the SAME console. These were not subject to Platform policy or "Gameshare" issues. [b]Why, should the "The Taken King" expansion, or any future expansions, be any different?[/b] This is a very serious matter and one that needs to be fixed immediately by removing the licensing requirement ASAP!

[i]"Oh cruel fate! To be thusly boned! Ask not for whom the bone bones.... it bones for thee." -Bender. [/i] Yeah, I'm done with this nonsense. I might check back in 9 years, when they've finally made up their mind about what they want the game to be. (For the love of god, they can't even decide on a currency!) But if they think that every year I'm gonna pay for two games, they're really drinking the kool-aid. I could buy a brand new console game for less. And it wouldn't string me along, nickle and diming me to unlock stuff I already unlocked. The content isn't worth the price for two gamertags. I know, because my husband bought it for his, not knowing I couldn't use it. It's all right though. He's getting a refund via the bank.