How does the DVC PAP Renewal work?

[njmeisje]

We bought DVC PAPs this year for the first time. We received the vouchers and activated them in DTD during our December 2008 trip. So now it looks like we are going in Dec 2009 and March 2010 - so we are going to renew our PAPs.

Can someone tell me how this works? Do we need to buy a renewal voucher and do the same activation process as the first purchase? Or can we just walk up to the Guest Relations desk and renew it on the spot in Dec 2009?

Thanks much for the help.
Diane

 

[granmanh603]

We bought DVC PAPs this year for the first time. We received the vouchers and activated them in DTD during our December 2008 trip. So now it looks like we are going in Dec 2009 and March 2010 - so we are going to renew our PAPs.

Can someone tell me how this works? Do we need to buy a renewal voucher and do the same activation process as the first purchase? Or can we just walk up to the Guest Relations desk and renew it on the spot in Dec 2009?

Thanks much for the help.
Diane

Yep you can just renew them when you are down there as long as it is within a month of expire date, they will also send you something in the mail or you can go online and do it and get the voucher again....I did that last year(renewed online) in Aug because they have been raising the prices of the tickets each year around that time. Oh mine expire at the end of Oct.

 

[YourEveryDayAdam]

We bought DVC PAPs this year for the first time. We received the vouchers and activated them in DTD during our December 2008 trip. So now it looks like we are going in Dec 2009 and March 2010 - so we are going to renew our PAPs.

Can someone tell me how this works? Do we need to buy a renewal voucher and do the same activation process as the first purchase? Or can we just walk up to the Guest Relations desk and renew it on the spot in Dec 2009?

Thanks much for the help.
Diane

You can do it either way

No matter which way you do it, your anniversary date on your new pass will be the same as the one on your old pass.

 

[njmeisje]

thanks granman!! much appreciated