AP questions

[mjmcca]

I have 3 APs 1 adult and 2 kids. One is expiring in a few days. The other 2 not until August. I will not be in Disney to renew. How do I get the DVC rate on a renewal? (not sure if I am going to renew DD's AP since I have no trips planned for summer)

 

[poohj80]

You should be able to do this either through the DVC member site or the annual passholders web site or by calling MS I would think. However, if you don't have any trips planned for the summer you may want to wait and just pay for a new AP when you do go as you aren't saving much on the renewal.

 

[mjmcca]

I am definately not renewing the AP that expirires this week. I am still up in the air about the other 2.

 

[DebbieB]

With the DVC rates, you only save about $16 on a renewal ($319 vs $335). If you have a trip right after the renewal date, it would be worth the savings. If not, you have to consider the time lost.

 

[mjmcca]

I am thinking about a short trip over labor day for free dining but I would have to get tickets too.

 

[poohj80]

With the DVC rates, you only save about $16 on a renewal ($319 vs $335). If you have a trip right after the renewal date, it would be worth the savings. If not, you have to consider the time lost.

This has always been our thinking too, but then we wondered if we had renewed our APs for the past 10 years, would we still be paying the renewal price of 10 years ago?

 

[BCV23]

This has always been our thinking too, but then we wondered if we had renewed our APs for the past 10 years, would we still be paying the renewal price of 10 years ago?

No, although that would sure be nice wouldn't it!

 

[DebbieB]

This has always been our thinking too, but then we wondered if we had renewed our APs for the past 10 years, would we still be paying the renewal price of 10 years ago?

No, the renewal price goes up every year.

 

[poohj80]

No, the renewal price goes up every year.

Thanks, since we never renwed we didn't know if the price was set when you renewed or not.