If you have an AP - where do you live?

[starbox]

Georgia and close enough for long weekends. We go once a season: F&G, Summer, F&W, Christmas.

 

[Ro Z]

Northeast Mass. 40 miles north of Boston. Right on the NH border. Have had AP's for 6 or 7 years. 3 visits a year. Maybe a 4th every now and then. Next trip in 18 days.

 

[Redwitch]

We live in South Central PA. We do not always have APs. But, every two or three years ~ after saving up ~ we buy them. This time, we squeezed out three trips and one more to go. We stay off site, rent a car and get the TIW. This fits our touring and dining style and is well worth it!

 

[tjmw2727]

We are in Delaware and have had AP's for 7 or so years now. Family lives in nearby Clearwater so its fun to meet at Disney. We generally visit a week at Easter and a week lat August with a shorter trip for Thanksgiving and Christmas.

 

[Orangeandwild]

In Kentucky here, it is a 13 hour drive for us and we go down for long holiday weekends and generally two longer 10 day trips per year. Last year we went 7 times, so an AP was well worth it

 

[mousefan1972]

We live in Massachusetts and have been AP holders for 3 years.

 

[SEC71]

Midway, KY about 900 miles away. We are DVC members and go 2-3 times a year.

 

[Meriweather]

Not every year here either.
We usually alternate between WDW and DLR.....so about every 2-3 years and then we fit in 2-3 trips from 10-14 days.
We are in AZ, so a red eye flight with a stop some where....next time it is Texas. We leave at 11 pm or so and get in about 9:30 am....makes for a long day, but we don't lose a Disney day.

 

[hearts8701]

chicago i go a few times a year so the AP is cheaper for me

 

[A_Princess'_Daddy]

We live in a suburb of Des Moines, Iowa and buy APs at the DVC rate. We generally go twice a year, so they make sense, especially with the DVC rate.

 

[tigger & mickey]

We live in Newfoundland and it is our second year with APs. We are also DVC owners. As long as we take 2 trips in 12 months the APs are worth it for us.

 

[ssei7802]

We have had annual passes since 1992, live in Indianapolis and have gone a minimum of three times a year since 1987.

 

[mommary]

Northern NJ and I'm a DVC member for a few years.
I go down at least 2-3 times each year.

 

[Pakey]

Central California. No direct flights so it takes us about 10 hours with layover. We are DVC; spent 3 weeks there in 2010.

We are a 3 hour drive from Disneyland but prefer to cross the country and visit WDW.

 

[Megkel]

Wow I am SO amazed how far people travel with annual passes so far!

We live in Northern Florida (about 3-4 hours drive) and this is our first year with annual passes. I have a feeling we will get more than enough use out of them, so far we have 3 trips planned! We often use the military discounted tickets but this year we decided to go all out and do annuals.

 

[Dan Murphy]

Chicago. AP for 12 years. Usually 2 trips a year, 8-10 days each.

 

[cruisingkat]

We have had an annual pass for 4 years now - live in the Chicago area and are not DVC. We also have Universal annual passes for two years. We do 3 to 6 Disney visits a year ranging from 2 nights to 12 nights. We try to get down for Flower & Garden, Food & Wine and MNSSHP, and MVMCP and Chistmas time at the minimum.

 

[stasijane]

Mid-Missouri here, about 1120 miles or so, and 18 hours of driving non stop.

 

[mrsxsparrow]

I'm in Southern California. We're about an hour from Disneyland and have been AP holders there four about 7 years now. So this year we upgraded to the Premier pass and took our first trip out to WDW in January

 

[Claire&TheBoys]

We live in NW Florida, about 6 hours from WDW. We have the seasonal passes which are only about $20 more than 7-day tickets. We'll usually spend a week and maybe a long weekend or two on a set of APs but only get them every couple of years.