JacknSally
Rock on, gold dust woman · she/her
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Things that helped us sway our decision:
- Number of days -- about 4-5 days will break even
- Passholder discounts on merch
- Ability to purchase Tables in Wonderland discount dining (20% off all table service meals, including alcohol)
We don't do the dining plan because it... well, we don't eat enough food. But we love the flexibility to do the Premier pass because we can payment plan the "Signature" pass and pay the difference of the Premier upon purchase. It's a cost-wash for us, but we love flashing the gold card
We're debating this year if we're going to renew premier or just buy WDW for 2017. We're presently assessing crowds and the levels with construction - and how that will be affected by Star Wars stuff. I think most of the present passholders will choose to renew/jump ship by the end of this month, so we'll see come March and April what it'll be like on a "normal" day.
I'm about 80% certain we'll renew both parks. It's been so nice to go to Disney and realize that I don't have to go home early to study. I can just relax and enjoy the time with my hubs.![]()
They are also rumoring that the tiered pricing may come in to play with the next price increase, or at least by the end of the year, so keep that in mind! They've already set up that structure for Shanghai.