Annual Pass

[sweetcarolinamoma]

Forgive me if this question doesnt go in this section.

I may be taking two trips to DW next year. One would be offsite( my husband has a conference) and the other would be onsite later in the year. I was thinking about buying an annual pass for myself and possibly my husband. I do not know exactly how many days we would be there wither time yet.

How many days would i need in order for it to be beneficial? Do you get any sort of discounts for being an AP holder?

Thanks in advance!

 

[bc7ate9]

10-11 days.

Benefits and discounts are listed here: https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/passholder-program/passholder-benefits-and-discounts/

 

[sweetcarolinamoma]

Thank you so much!

 

[WDWLODGE]

If you plan on going to the parks for at least 10 total days then I would get an annual pass.

 

[lilbuddy88]

PP's have answered but if you are a FL Resident and your dates don't fall during a black out period you could get the seasonal pass and you would start saving right around 6 days.

 

[Happy_2_B]

You really don't need to follow the '10 day' rule IF you are staying onsite when AP rates are offered. If you are buying two, then park days matter- but you only need one for the benefits. The savings on an AP room rate above and beyond what the GP rates are is usually pretty good. We are going this December, and the AP room rate saved us almost $500.00 over what the GP Fall Savings Rate was, which paid for most of an AP. FYI, the links on the AP program benefits were broken when I checked them last week for some information- so you might have to find that info on a 3rd party site.

 

[DizDaD7]

I'd also look into purchasing a TIW card if you're going to be having at least 1 TS per day for those 10 nights. It gives an automatic 20% off most meals and a few as places as well. This also includes alcoholic/adult drinks.