Associate Privileges

[Lass70]

If I add my son's girlfriend as an associate, can I then buy her the Sorceror's Pass? She always travels with us and, right now, I can only get her the Incredi-Pass and...ouch. Also, how long does it take for her to get that privilege? We're holding tickets for the next few days.
Thanks!

 

[Sandisw]

Only people living in the household with the owners are eligible for the pass.
If she does not live with you, then no. Being an associate simple means she can make reservations and talk to MS, not be eligible for perks.

 

[DonMacGregor]

If I add my son's girlfriend as an associate, can I then buy her the Sorceror's Pass? She always travels with us and, right now, I can only get her the Incredi-Pass and...ouch. Also, how long does it take for her to get that privilege? We're holding tickets for the next few days.
Thanks!

Associate membership just gains them access to your dashboard to make reservations using your home resort points only. Unless someone is a member of your household (with the same physical address), then they cannot receive any member discounts.

 

[Marionnette]

Associate membership just gains them access to your dashboard to make reservations at your home resort only. Unless someone is a member of your household (with the same physical address), then they cannot receive any member discounts.

You learn something new every day. I thought that associates could make any reservation wherever/whenever the points can be used. They can only make reservations at the home resort? I didn't know that.

 

[DonMacGregor]

You learn something new every day. I thought that associates could make any reservation wherever/whenever the points can be used. They can only make reservations at the home resort? I didn't know that.

Let me clarify: it's any resort, using home resort points only. Sorry for the poorly worded post. I fixed it.

 

[Lass70]

Thanks all. I'm not going to do that then. The only point to it was for me to be able to buy her a Sorcerer Pass. We pay for all of her travel with us and that Incredi-Pass is just too much.