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[bcsmom]

My husband & I both have AP, but my two children do not. Can they just come with us or will we have to switch off?

 

[2buzzboys]

Are they young that they dont have a pass? If so they probably wont make the height.
If not I dont know. Will probably depend on who's working that day and if they are nice enough to let them on. Otherwise you'll have to do the swap thing.
IKf I remember correctly though during the sorin preview no fast passes or child swaps were allowed.

 

[JulielovesDisney]

I read somewhere on these boards that you are allowed to bring one guest on per AP. I don't know if that is true or not. You could probably find out more info on www.disneyworld.com

 

[andromedaslove]

I check the Annual Passholder site on WDW.com and it says nothing about AP holders being allowed to bring any guests with them. I have to say I am a tad bit disappointed about the fact that DVC members can bring three guests and AP holders aren't even allowed to bring one. We are travelling with a group of 8, 7 of us have AP's however my sister's boyfriend of almost a year will be travelling with us this trip. I would hate to see him not get to experience this new attraction with us while WE are taking him on vacation with the family for the first time. How do I tell him, "Sorry, we are all going on this and you can't because you don't have an annual pass.... by the way do you mind staying with the baby while we all go??!!" Just doesn't seem fair.

Dana

 

[sunking]

Sorry guys...
Annual Passholders are currently not allow to bring guests on during the EE preview. DVC Members are allow three guests per DVC card.

If your kids don't have AP's how are the entering the park? If they don't need admission to the park, they probably won't meet the height requirements for the ride anyway.

Have fun!!!
Sunking

 

[bcsmom]

Sorry guys...

If your kids don't have AP's how are the entering the park? If they don't need admission to the park, they probably won't meet the height requirements for the ride anyway.

Have fun!!!
Sunking

Well I did not get them AP, because they had tickets left over from last visit. Maybe I can trade them in for an AP?

 

[sunking]

Well I did not get them AP, because they had tickets left over from last visit. Maybe I can trade them in for an AP?

If I recall correctly, you can use the "value" left on the unused tickets and upgrade them to an AP. Just check at any of the guest services windows and they will be able to help you.

 

[MareQ]

I check the Annual Passholder site on WDW.com and it says nothing about AP holders being allowed to bring any guests with them. I have to say I am a tad bit disappointed about the fact that DVC members can bring three guests and AP holders aren't even allowed to bring one. We are travelling with a group of 8, 7 of us have AP's however my sister's boyfriend of almost a year will be travelling with us this trip. I would hate to see him not get to experience this new attraction with us while WE are taking him on vacation with the family for the first time. How do I tell him, "Sorry, we are all going on this and you can't because you don't have an annual pass.... by the way do you mind staying with the baby while we all go??!!" Just doesn't seem fair.

Dana

Don't go on the ride at all if you're concerned about it being unfair to him.

 

[bcsmom]

If I recall correctly, you can use the "value" left on the unused tickets and upgrade them to an AP. Just check at any of the guest services windows and they will be able to help you.

Thanks, I kind of thought you could do that. I will do that thanks for the location tip, I did not where to go.