Goofy for 1971
Earning My Ears
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The APs went up in price in October last year, I am expecting the same this year. Disney even told the Orlando Sentinel to expect new AP benefits this fall, which is what it did last year -- added the Memory Maker at the same time as the price increase.Looking to buy my first AP ever. I'm a DVC member and going for the new pass they offer. Doesn't anyone know if prices are going to increase in the next month or so? Trying to hold out to buy until November for our January trip.
YesMaybe a stupid question: I'm also a DVC owner. I have never purchased an AP, because I go only once a year.
However, I'm planning on going 3 times in 2019, so I plan on getting an AP.
Does the AP clock start ticking the first time it is used?

Maybe a stupid question: I'm also a DVC owner. I have never purchased an AP, because I go only once a year.
However, I'm planning on going 3 times in 2019, so I plan on getting an AP.
Does the AP clock start ticking the first time it is used?
So in other words, if you activate it by redeeming the voucher at, I assume, customer relations?, 3 days before you actually enter a park, you would "lose" those 3 days. Is that correct?No. The date you activate it (redeem your voucher in person) is your renewal date. so it'll work for 366 days including that day. (367 if leap day is during your year).
Yes if you go to guest services outside of a park or a ticket booth to activate the pass the year starts from that date not the date you actually enter the park so in your example you would lose 3 days. But if you buy an AP voucher today you can hold it for a year or longer without activating it. The clock starts ticking when it is activated on site not on the date of an offsite purchase (i.e. Online, over the phone)So in other words, if you activate it by redeeming the voucher at, I assume, customer relations?, 3 days before you actually enter a park, you would "lose" those 3 days. Is that correct?
So in other words, if you activate it by redeeming the voucher at, I assume, customer relations?, 3 days before you actually enter a park, you would "lose" those 3 days. Is that correct?
The APs went up in price in October last year, I am expecting the same this year. Disney even told the Orlando Sentinel to expect new AP benefits this fall, which is what it did last year -- added the Memory Maker at the same time as the price increase.
How long can you hold on to AP vouchers? Do they expire (like a year from purchase date?)

The APs went up in price in October last year, I am expecting the same this year. Disney even told the Orlando Sentinel to expect new AP benefits this fall, which is what it did last year -- added the Memory Maker at the same time as the price increase.
Are you talking about the gold pass or have the new passses been announced?Looking to buy my first AP ever. I'm a DVC member and going for the new pass they offer. Doesn't anyone know if prices are going to increase in the next month or so? Trying to hold out to buy until November for our January trip.
Are you talking about the gold pass or have the new passses been announced?
The Sentinel had an article saying a new structure was coming, so not sure which you're talking about.
But it was announced there would be changes coming.They don't announce AP changes, they just happen and you can't buy the old ones anymore.. It's coming just because it's almost October and thats when disney changes APs.
But it was announced there would be changes coming.
Well, I never claimed to know what changes were coming, just heard that changes *were* coming.ehh.. I guess the recently orlando sentinel with disney official quoted is an announcement of changes coming..
However exactly what they are won't be known until they are released for purchase and the old ones are no longer available. I see some new florida resident passes are in the works and the rest sounded more like they would be adding on some perks (but I think this is more to compete with universal that loves their passholders and keeps giving them things like party dates before everyone else, etc)...