The renewal period should be with the new expiration date (60 days before, 30 days after)Now that my AP’s have been extended twice, when I renew, does the renewal start at the new expiration date or is it the original date when I purchased them?
Now that my AP’s have been extended twice, when I renew, does the renewal start at the new expiration date or is it the original date when I purchased them?
Yes, it does. They were only active for about 2 weeks.I never received an email so I called the Passholder line this morning to cancel. I only waiting on hold about 35 minutes. We just purchased our passes 2/15/20 and activated them on 2/28/20. What % do you think we should get back on the purchase of our passes? I'm guessing we should get back about 11/12 of our passes. We purchased DVC gold passes for $1531 so by my calculation we should get back about $1400.
Does this math sound about right?
I never received an email so I called the Passholder line this morning to cancel. I only waiting on hold about 35 minutes. We just purchased our passes 2/15/20 and activated them on 2/28/20. What % do you think we should get back on the purchase of our passes? I'm guessing we should get back about 11/12 of our passes. We purchased DVC gold passes for $1531 so by my calculation we should get back about $1400.
Does this math sound about right?
So that's about 348 days which comes out (by my calculations) to be $1459.69. Activated on 2/28 parks shut down March 16 how many adjustments can they make.Activated on 02/28/2020, my guess is original expiration date was 02/27/2021 plus 117 days means extended expiration is 06/24/2021. Refund should be 07/11/2020 to 06/24/2021. But I think gold passes have block out dates, and I'm not sure if you have to back those out of the equation.
This is what is so wrong about having to deal with them on the telephone. Nobody has a record of what they were told and what you are told changes from one person to another.Thank you. I was getting conflicting information from a phone CM on the V.I.Passholder line.
Are there still people out there with a "paid in full" AP who have not gotten an email? I'm still waiting.
I cannot afford to be camped on the phone for an hour or more in the hope of being connected to a CM who will refund my AP. I'm also irritated that I won't be told my exact refund amount. By my calculation, I'm owed well over $1k. I shouldn't have to work this hard to get a refund that I'm rightfully owed. This is a company with enormous resources. They pulled in over 2 billion dollars on the last Marvel movie. I think they can afford to hire the right staff to enable a more painless refund process.
My sister-in-law has a PIF annual pass and has not gotten an email.Are there still people out there with a "paid in full" AP who have not gotten an email? I'm still waiting.
Me neither.For those keeping score. We haven't gotten emails on our AP either.
We haven’t eitherFor those keeping score. We haven't gotten emails on our AP either.
Are there still people out there with a "paid in full" AP who have not gotten an email? I'm still waiting.
Yes same boat. Paid in full no emails. Very undecided as I have a theory that the refunds won’t be as easy/generous as dividing by unused months.Are there still people out there with a "paid in full" AP who have not gotten an email? I'm still waiting.
I cannot afford to be camped on the phone for an hour or more in the hope of being connected to a CM who will refund my AP. I'm also irritated that I won't be told my exact refund amount. By my calculation, I'm owed well over $1k. I shouldn't have to work this hard to get a refund that I'm rightfully owed. This is a company with enormous resources. They pulled in over 2 billion dollars on the last Marvel movie. I think they can afford to hire the right staff to enable a more painless refund process.