Annual passes

[jtammaro]

Hi!! I am an associate member on my parents DVC membership. Am I eligible to purchase the annual pass?? For my family too?? Thanks in advance!!!!

 

[DebbieB]

Hi!! I am an associate member on my parents DVC membership. Am I eligible to purchase the annual pass?? For my family too?? Thanks in advance!!!!

Only if you live at the same address as your parents. Associate members do not get DVC "perks" on their own.

 

[Cheshire Figment]

If you have a Member Card in your name you are OK.

If you do not, the person with the Member Card must be present at the ticketing location with a photo ID, and each of the other people must have a photo ID showing the same address.

 

[DebbieB]

If you have a Member Card in your name you are OK.

If you do not, the person with the Member Card must be present at the ticketing location with a photo ID, and each of the other people must have a photo ID showing the same address.

Associate members do not get a member card in their name. All an associate member can do is make reservations or transactions on the account for the owner. They are not members.

 

[jcjen519]

Associates aren't members are they? Just able to book reservations. Or is that incorrect? Always been my understanding.

 

[goofy4tink]

Associates aren't members are they? Just able to book reservations. Or is that incorrect? Always been my understanding.

Nope, they aren't actual 'member's. When my then 18 y/o dd was heading to BWV for her graduation trip, with friends, I made her an associate member, just in case there was an issue with the reservation. She could have worked the reservation but that's about it. She gets no other 'rights' or 'perks'. She doesn't get a member card, and yes, she lives at our address.