What I would like DVC to do but is not going to happen.

[DonnaL]

We also use our DVC discounted AP's to our advantage during some years....but, not every year. Some years we will plan 2 or 3 trips which will encompass the duration of our AP's and make full use of them. Other years it just doesn't work out schedule wise and we're not able to make several trips....those years we either just buy 4 or 5 day tickets expiring tickets.....depending on the length of our stay.....or sometimes no park tickets and just relax at our resort...plan some nice dinners, etc. I know some people are huge fans of non-expiring tix, but, I have never seen a really big advantage .....yeah, I know the breakeven points and all that....but, IMO it's not worth the very few dollars saved.

[keishashadow]

Originally Posted by DonnaL

We also use our DVC discounted AP's to our advantage during some years....but, not every year. Some years we will plan 2 or 3 trips which will encompass the duration of our AP's and make full use of them. Other years it just doesn't work out schedule wise and we're not able to make several trips....those years we either just buy 4 or 5 day tickets expiring tickets.....depending on the length of our stay.....or sometimes no park tickets and just relax at our resort...plan some nice dinners, etc. I know some people are huge fans of non-expiring tix, but, I have never seen a really big advantage .....yeah, I know the breakeven points and all that....but, IMO it's not worth the very few dollars saved.

currently, non-expiry tix are not as much $ savings but if you're talking about only using them a day or 2 each year, even currently priced 10 day tix will grow in value once you factor in the inevitable increase each year (which is larger than a savings account will bear). I bought ours before the 1st big jump in non-expiry prices so the value is greater.