annual pass ?

[John C Parke]

Can I purchase 2 annual passes in my name, one for me and one for guest(s)? Would I be able to use the additional pass for different guests I brought on vacay?

 

[Good Ol Gal]

No, each pass is assigned to one specific person.

 

[sethschroeder]

They are supposed to be a member of your household or on the contract themselves.

Depending on your needs for tickets the 14 day UK tickets seem to work for anyone. It wouldn't help though if the goal is to return at a later date but would work if you are planning a longer one time trip.

 

[ThatCubT]

Annual Passes are for each individual person and are on a fingerprint (like all other WDW tickets) so, nope.

 

[John C Parke]

No, each pass is assigned to one specific person.

That's what I thought. Don't like it. Sounds like some bean counter's cheap choice to squeeze the turnip/customer. I recommend they revisit that decision.

 

[Maistre Gracey]

That's what I thought. Don't like it. Sounds like some bean counter's cheap choice to squeeze the turnip/customer. I recommend they revisit that decision.

So you think an AP should be able to be shared by numerous people ?

 

[Ralph&Pam]

Can I purchase 2 annual passes in my name, one for me and one for guest(s)? Would I be able to use the additional pass for different guests I brought on vacay?

Think about the ultimate use of such an option. Purchase an AP to be used by different guests over the course of the year it is valid. Use it for your vacation. Now pass it on to a relative or friend for them to use it for their vacation. Continue this pattern throughout the year. Now that single AP might have been used for every non-blackout day throughout the year. Do you think that was the intention of selling APs? Clearly not!

 

[Mle8308]

That's what I thought. Don't like it. Sounds like some bean counter's cheap choice to squeeze the turnip/customer. I recommend they revisit that decision.

That's always been Disney's ticket policy, not just for AP's. Tickets are non transferrable. May have been able to do so a long time ago with paper tickets, but technically it was not allowed. No theme park allows an annual pass to be used by multiple people. And there's no way it will be revisited.

 

[WilsonFlyer]

Sometimes threads just make me laugh. This one was overdue.

 

[Chuck S]

You mean I can't borrow my Aunt's Cousin's Boyfriend's Stepdad's annual Pass to enter the park?

 

[WilsonFlyer]

You mean I can't borrow my Aunt's Cousin's Boyfriend's Stepdad's annual Pass to enter the park?

@ only $3/day! What a deal!

 

[DonMacGregor]

You mean I can't borrow my Aunt's Cousin's Boyfriend's Stepdad's annual Pass to enter the park?

No, because he already loaned it to the cashier at the WaWa down the street, and their manager's former boss at Wynn-Dixie has dibs on it next.

 

[DonMacGregor]

That's what I thought. Don't like it. Sounds like some bean counter's cheap choice to squeeze the turnip/customer. I recommend they revisit that decision.

That would be revisiting a decision about 43 years too late...

 

[John C Parke]

So you think an AP should be able to be shared by numerous people ?

yes

 

[jimim]

Yah good one. lol.