DVC AP's

[blondietink]

I'm trying to think ahead and save some money up. Our Ap's are good until August and we are going in April. However, after that we won't be going until early December. We also have a few days left on some non-expiration PH's from several years ago. Can I turn in those unused days in for credit towards a new AP in December? If so, how do they calculate credit? Based on today's prices or the price we bought them at?

 

[thepops]

you can only upgrade them if you are within the 14 days from first use I believe. So they won't halp you this time. I'd use up the remaining PHs in December and then get new APs before the trip following that one.

 

[vicki_c]

Correct - all upgrades must be done within 14 days of first using the ticket, even if it's a non-expiring ticket.

 

[blondietink]

Correct - all upgrades must be done within 14 days of first using the ticket, even if it's a non-expiring ticket.

OK, thanks. I think we will take the unused PH's with us in April, just to have them check how many days are left on them. I did have a paper wrapped around them with the number of days left, but that paper is now lost somewhere. That way I will be able to plan better for December.

 

[vicki_c]

OK, thanks. I think we will take the unused PH's with us in April, just to have them check how many days are left on them. I did have a paper wrapped around them with the number of days left, but that paper is now lost somewhere. That way I will be able to plan better for December.

Ha ha - I think I've had the same tickets checked on about 2-3 separate trips - kept misplacing that paper! I *think* (but wouldn't swear to it) that I wrote on them with a Sharpie last time.

 

[hellerjw]

We did the same thing, we would keep a little tally in sharpie on the back of them in the top corner. It got a little confusing when we started adding the fun visits since we then had to keep track of 2 different things, but I write small so it somehow always fit. I think we used the last non-expiring tickets on 5 different trips, mainly left over fun visits.