How often have you been asked for your AP/APVoucher at check-in?

[TinkerBelle_325]

I was wondering how consistent WDW is at checking APs of those guests who have booked at AP rate. Personally I have never been asked and have been booking AP discount rooms for the past 2 years (Yes I have had an AP each time). This time I will be checking in with an AP voucher, not an AP. How often have you been asked to show your AP/AP Voucher when checking-in to a discounted AP resort room?

 

[HelenParr]

Only once (of over a dozen times).

 

[TJA]

Never.....and I even offered it on 2 different occasions and the CM said each time that she didn't need to see it.

 

[NikkiLovesWDW!]

The only time I was asked to see it was when I wanted to get the discount on a boat rental at the WL and, of course, it was with DFi when he ran inside to go to the bathroom. He let me have the discount anyway after I said, "I swear I have one, I"ll come back and show it to you!!"

 

[Hawk]

I can recall once or twice out of 20-25 times.

Tim/Hawk

 

[MickeyNicki]

We have had AP's for the last 5 years, go about 4-6 times a year, and always book with a discount code for AP, FL or AAA and have never been asked to show this proof of ID...but if they did ask me for it I have it ready to show.....

 

[TinkerBelle_325]

Thanks for the responses everyone. Its interesting that it is so inconsistent.

 

[Minnie&Nana]

I usually have mine in my hand with my ID, so even though the CM has not asked to see, the AP is obvious. So guess I don't know if s/he would have asked to see it.

 

[friskykitten]

Wow, I must be one of the unusual ones. They have always asked to see my "proof". Whether I use the AP or my Florida resident ID. Maybe I am just a suspicious looking individual....

 

[MHTeacher]

I wasn't asked for my voucher when I checked in my resort. But I guessed that since I purchased the voucher from disney, it was in the computer, even though I hadn't activated it at that time. It seems like disney knows everything about us anyway!

 

[baj0505]

I was asked to show it at BC last December--when I gave it to the gentleman checking us in he commented that the name on my annual pass didn't exactly match the name on my reservation--I booked thru a TA for that nite so I didn't directly talk to Disney to make the reservation.

When we stayed Pop in March I had made the reservation thru Disney myself and they were able to find me in their system when I booked. When we checked in I asked if they wanted to see my AP and the lady advised they had all the information already--that reservation was in the name exactly as it appeared on my annual pass (I often abbreviate it instead of using my full given name).

 

[BamaFan121s]

Wow...we've had to show ours every single time. And not just one AP, but 2...one for each room, we always get two rooms.

I guess maybe we just don't look trustworthy.