AP room rate ?

[pattyT]

If I buy DS - 3 an annual pass can we get the discount?
DH, DD, and I all have passes left over from our last trip but he was too little and didn't have to pay - but will need to this trip!

 

[CaliforniaDreaming]

You'll need an adult annual pass, since an adult has to reserve a room.

 

[pattyT]

and I can't transfer regular passes to him if I buy an AP for me either right!
AUGH

 

[SnackyStacky]

Patty, check out the other thread that you posted on. I helped you out with the math situation.

Also, I would call CRO and ask about an AP rate with a child's pass. I was under the impression that you could get an AP rate, even with a child's pass.

 

[btmyank]

I've heard that a childrens AP will work.

 

[btmyank]

I read this on mousesavers.com Just thoght it might help.

You don't need the Annual Pass when you reserve your room(s), only when you check in. Don't buy the Annual Pass until you have to!
You only need one Annual Passholder to book the room(s). The rest of your party can buy whatever kind of passes they please. It is my understanding that the Annual Pass must be in the same name as the person whose name appears on the reservation; a few people report that they bought a child's Annual Pass and used it successfully to get the room discount, but I wouldn't count on it.
Each Passholder can book up to three rooms per stay.