It's not a DVC annual pass you are getting. You are getting A DVC discount of $100.00 off the pass. I think they are $519.00 now, so for being a DVC Member you get $100.00 off the price which makes it, $419.00.
It's not a DVC annual pass you are getting. You are getting A DVC discount of $100.00 off the pass. I think they are $519.00 now, so for being a DVC Member you get $100.00 off the price which makes it, $419.00.
If you want items other than the 4 main parks, parking at those parks, and park hopping between those parks you need to go with the DVC Premium Annual pass- which is most likely around $100 more per person. (we are FL residents so I don't look at the DVC prices)
I have never seen any information on a "DVC Annual Pass". Only this:
"Disney Vacation Club Members and their immediate family (living in the same household) are eligible to receive discounts on select new and renewed Walt Disney World Annual and Premium Annual Passes."
I have never seen any information on a "DVC Annual Pass". Only this:
"Disney Vacation Club Members and their immediate family (living in the same household) are eligible to receive discounts on select new and renewed Walt Disney World Annual and Premium Annual Passes."
I think it's all in the term 'discount' which means one thing to the consumer and another to Disney's ticketing system. Cheshire Figment would be a better source for explaining the difference, but from my understanding erionm said it about right. It is an AP, however it is in the system as a separate pass category with it's own pricing. When you buy online (if that is reactivated yet) it shows you the regular price and the discounted price - both show the same DVC price. No discounts applied.
If you recall back to those $25 'coupons' we had a couple years ago, if it were by the consumer's point of view an AP with a DVC discount of $100, then we would not have been allowed to apply that additional $25 discount. We were allowed to use the $25 discount cards.