Annual Pass Questions! Plz Hlp!

[MaterializedHaunt]

Ok so I have 3 Disney trips coming up. 1 to DL and 2 to WDW. So I figure I should get the annual pass for both of them. Here are my questions:

1. Which annual passes work for both WDW & DL?
(I heard of Premium and Premier, any difference or same thing?)

2. Where can I purchase these from? Only Disney itself?

3. Do they ever have special deals on these passes?
(Trying to save as much money as possible)

4. I will be getting Tables of Wonderland with these passes as well, is there any other things to sign up for as well when having this pass?

Thanks for all your help in this!

 

[Fire14]

Ok so I have 3 Disney trips coming up. 1 to DL and 2 to WDW. So I figure I should get the annual pass for both of them. Here are my questions:

1. Which annual passes work for both WDW & DL?
(I heard of Premium and Premier, any difference or same thing?)

2. Where can I purchase these from? Only Disney itself?

3. Do they ever have special deals on these passes?
(Trying to save as much money as possible)

4. I will be getting Tables of Wonderland with these passes as well, is there any other things to sign up for as well when having this pass?

Thanks for all your help in this!

1. It's premiere pass
2. Only on Disney property at Guest relations.
3. no discounts outside of whatever tickets you buy to use towards upgrade. EX: you buy a 10 day myw ph from undercover tourist, use that tix to enter a park 1 time to get credit for current gate price, take your 10 day myw ph and say u wish to upgrade to premiere AP.
4. TIW, and Ap discounts for having AP are only things I know of.

 

[Cheshire Figment]

A Premium Annual Pass gives the most benefits. You can get a WDW PAP and a DLR PAP.

The Disney Premier Passport is the equal of both a DLR PAP and a WDW PAP and costs a lot less than both.

 

[bumbershoot]

With only the one trip to DLR, make SURE that the cost of the Premiere pass makes sense, compared to just buying tickets. Since I don't know how long you'll be staying in Anaheim I don't *know* if it's good or bad; just make sure.

Now, the big benefit of an AP at DLR (and that of course includes the Premier) is that you get AP discounts on FOOD just about everywhere. The only Disney-owned restaurant I can think of that you don't get a discount at is Royal Street Veranda, and some people have managed to finagle discounts there anyway (not me, though). Also discounts on merchandise. And tours. But the food one is big, because it's pretty much everywhere, as opposed to at WDW, where the AP discounts on food are much fewer and more limited (but WDW has got the TIW so that's nice).