DVC Discount

[LauraEadon]

I'm planning on taking advantage of the disney premium annual pass discount for $399.

I will be buying 1 now and one in two weeks (next paycheck).

Just a few questions that I find easier to ask here then calling up:

What will the renewal price be next year?
Do you think they will have this discount again?
There are two people/owners of the DVC therefore two addresses- so can we get passes for anyone in both the households listed? (My address is the same as Mom and Dads and the other owner, my sister, is the same address as my Nana and Papa and Nephew)

 

[LauraEadon]

Sorry I thought I posted this in DVC

 

[DVCLiz]

Nobody knows what discounts will be offered next year. And you should call Member Services to get your questions answered, or at least post this on the DVC board so more DVC members will see it. I'm sorry I don't know the answer to your questions!!

 

[Marionnette]

I'm planning on taking advantage of the disney premium annual pass discount for $399.

I will be buying 1 now and one in two weeks (next paycheck).

Just a few questions that I find easier to ask here then calling up:

What will the renewal price be next year?
Do you think they will have this discount again?
There are two people/owners of the DVC therefore two addresses- so can we get passes for anyone in both the households listed? (My address is the same as Mom and Dads and the other owner, my sister, is the same address as my Nana and Papa and Nephew)

Your questions are too complex for just any average DVC owner to answer.

No one knows what the renewal price will be. No one know what any ticket price will be next year.

Personally, I don't think that it will be offered again next year. The offer is being made now to meet a need to bring DVC owners into the resorts and parks. It could be because point rentals are hurting resort room sales to the point where Disney needs to do something to get owners to use their own points. Cheap APs would be a way to achieve that. But whatever Disney's reason for making the offer, if the reason disappears or this does not achieve the desired effect, then the offer will not be repeated.

According to the dvcmember website, you can purchase PAPs for all immediate family living in the same household as the owner. Immediate family is defined as

• Spouse/Registered Domestic Partner
• Parent/Step Parent
• Mother-In-Law/Father-In-Law
• Child/Step Child,
• Brother/Stepbrother
• Sister/Stepsister
• Brother-In-Law/Sister-In-Law
• Grandparent
• Grandchild

The vouchers have to be redeemed when the member is there and presents their membership card. All adults must show ID that proves that they live at the same residence as the DVC member. So, if your sister were to purchase passes for your Nana and Papa, there should not be a problem as long as she is present when they go to redeem their vouchers. It could get sticky if she is not on the trip when they go to get their PAPs since your ID will have a different address than theirs. However, I wouldn't invest that much money without getting the information from Member Services...and even then, I would call a couple of times to make sure that it's right.