Annual pass discount

[Pixie_Dust]

Do they still have this discount for DVC members? How much is it? Is there a link that tells the prices of every kind of ticket so we can figure out the best deal for the non-members in the party?

Thanks

 

[dianeschlicht]

You can reach that page through the regular DVC member web page. When you click the "buy" link (no need to go through with the purchase if you don't want to), you will also have access to the MYW ticket prices. It just directs you to the Disney.com ticket page but by going through the member page, you get the discount. Remember that only you and imediate family living at your address are elegible for the discounted AP. The MYW tickets are a decent deal though too. DH and I have the APs, but we bought park hopper MYW tickets for our DS and SO and our DD for our upcoming trip. Since we didn't need the nonexpiring feature, they were reasonable, and after a few days, additional days are only $1 per day more. Since we go at least once a year at the same general time of year, APs are the best deal for us. By shifting our dates by a week, we get two trips on one pass. Most times we get 3 trips on one pass though.

 

[CarolMN]

Pretty much everything you need to know about tickets can be found rgiht here on the DIS:

Ticket Prices

The DVC discount on annual passes is $100 and it is $125 off for premium annual passes. If you include the 6.5% tax, the DVC-discounted AP (adult) will cost you $314.18 and a DVC-discounted Premium AP (adult) will be $415.35. The child version (ages 3 - 9) of the DVC discounted AP is $267.32 and a child's PAP is $353.58.


Best wishes -

 

[Chuck S]

And if you are renewing an existing AP, the price is $298+ (about a $15 discount), I don't know what the renewal for a DVC premium AP is.

 

[tmt martins]

Any news on 2006 discounts .I'm going in June but should I buy now or take a chanch of prices rising and discounts going away.

 

[BCVOwner2002]

Any news on 2006 discounts .I'm going in June but should I buy now or take a chanch of prices rising and discounts going away.

I don't know of any new discounts but I believe you can purchase the APs now and they won't be activated until you use them. We will be going in May and I was debating whether we should purchase now or wait. I don't remember when the last price increase was. Annmarie

 

[tmt martins]

I don't know of any new discounts but I believe you can purchase the APs now and they won't be activated until you use them. We will be going in May and I was debating whether we should purchase now or wait. I don't remember when the last price increase was. Annmarie

Thank you I know of the time doesn't start until Activation I'm just thinking why give them my $1200 for 7 months if it's not saving me anything .
I also wold hate to lose the $300 + for waiting as well

 

[Pixie_Dust]

Pretty much everything you need to know about tickets can be found rgiht here on the DIS:

Ticket Prices

The DVC discount on annual passes is $100 and it is $125 off for premium annual passes. If you include the 6.5% tax, the DVC-discounted AP (adult) will cost you $314.18 and a DVC-discounted Premium AP (adult) will be $415.35. The child version (ages 3 - 9) of the DVC discounted AP is $267.32 and a child's PAP is $353.58.

Best wishes -

Thanks for the link! It sure is complicated, but it looks like 7-day adult park hopper with no expiration would be almost $300, so we might as well spring for the AP! even if we don't get back to WDW in a year I'm sure we'll get our money's worth if we hop for 7+ days