Annual Pass for 9 yr old...

[rhays]

I'm not sure if this is the correct forum or not to post this...but I have a question...

My son is 9 yrs old this year (he'll be 10 in December), we're planning a trip in August. If I buy an annual pass for him for this trip...will he still be able to use it for a year if he's turning 10 in December?

Also, if I don't use it until August...does the year start when I purchase it? Or when I first use it? I probably will purchase it from SOG, so that would be when we are actually there anyway...unless I could get a better price at a Disney store with a discount or something (which I doubt!).

I'm seriously thinking about returning next June...so I thought maybe the Annual Passes would be a better deal. We live in Missouri, so we really won't be able to go more than twice in that time period. We also get our passes a little cheaper from SOG, so I'm having a hard time finding a break-even point. (I never was a math whiz!) (I'm really trying to use this tactic to sucker my husband into going again next year! hee hee!)

 

[going2wdw]

My understanding is that you would buy a child pass and it would be good until renewal when you got a adult/quest pass. I purchased annual passes for my daughters but since my oldest turns 10 in September and our trip is in November I just got an adult/quest pass. I would call Disney and verify this when you get your passes or at quest services if you purchase there.

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[going2wdw]

PS. The break even point for annual passes is 8 days. I am also planning two trips with the same passes and that works out great

 

[rhays]

Going2wdw...thanks! I think I will call and ask!