Annual Pass Question

[mimmiepnp]

I am thinking that annual passes are the way to go since I will be going with my DD in August for a long weekend to SSR then in November with my DD and DS (WL cash then SSR) and then again in May with my DS (haven't booked yet). Can anyone tell me if I am going in the right direction with this?

Also how much does an annual pass cost for adults? Also, are the passes name specific or are they able to be used amongst family living in the same household?

Thanks

Mimmiepnp

 

[Dean]

I am thinking that annual passes are the way to go since I will be going with my DD in August for a long weekend to SSR then in November with my DD and DS (WL cash then SSR) and then again in May with my DS (haven't booked yet). Can anyone tell me if I am going in the right direction with this?

Also how much does an annual pass cost for adults? Also, are the passes name specific or are they able to be used amongst family living in the same household?

Thanks

Mimmiepnp

all tickets are name specific and non refundable. Depending on the length of your trips, it appears an AP would be a good choice for you. I don't have the prices handy.

 

[drusba]

Go here for price of AP with DVC discount:
http://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/tickets.htm#ap

 

[Chuck S]

And remember, you may be able to get an AP discounted room for your cash stay at WL

 

[shortypots]

Keep in mind children over 9 use an adult pass. The passes usually make sense if you are going to be in the parks for 10 or more days.

Passes are fingerprinted and therefore cannot be used interchangeably between household members.

 

[DeeCee735]

other option would be the 10 day no expire pass, don't remember the price, probably alittle more than the annual pass, but if your two upcoming trips are less than 10 days, this gives you a third vacation of park visits.....