Monthly Payment Available for Disneyland Annual Pass

[Mouse Skywalker]

Hey Everyone: I was listening to the first half of the show this morning, and heard the discussion of monthly payment plans for WDW annual passes. It triggered a thought in my mind that I heard there was a monthly payment option available for Disneyland annual passes. I looked it up, and sure enough, there it was. Southern California residents have a monthly payment option for annual passes. Kind of makes you wonder why WDW can't have that option at least for Florida residents for WDW.

As reported on the site:
http://www.wdwinfo.com/news/Theme_Parks_Attractions/Disneyland_offering_payment_plan_for_Annual_Passholders.htm

Text taken from the Disney website.

Hey, Southern California residents! Spread out the cost of your Disneyland® Resort Annual Passports over 12 months — interest free!

There's so much in life worth celebrating — and a Disneyland® Resort Annual Passport lets you wrap it all in pure Disney magic! With our new Monthly Payments option, paying for your Passport is easier than ever. Now you can spread out the cost of your Passport over an entire year, while experiencing both Parks your way with valuable discounts, special benefits, exclusive opportunities and more.

Whether you are a current Passholder who needs to renew, a first-time Passholder or a Passholder with an expired Passport, there's a convenient Monthly Payments options for you.

Here's the link if you're interested.
http://disneyland.disney.go.com/disneyland/en_US/ap/index?name=AnnualPassholderUngatedMonthlyPaymentsDetailPage

 

[californiadopeyfreak]

That is how I got my pass this year for Disneyland. I went on the day of my birthday..applied it to my down payment. Basically you pay for a one day admission..then a montly payment (with no interest). I love it! I had not been able to get a pass for a few years..but the payment plan has given my family a great way to enjoy the magic again!!

Cali

 

[YellowMickeyPonchos]

This feature has definitely made a difference in passholder numbers since they started offering it. Between that and the birthday promotion, you can see the difference.

 

[manhattan]

When I heard it on the podcast I thought it was sooooo unfair that WDW doesn't offer that option to Florida residents. Am seriously considering getting Universal Annual passes since they offer the monthly payment option.

I was just thinking how much I have saved this year by not going up to Disney as much as we used to - about $4,000! We would spend about $350 for rooms and another $300 on food, gas and tolls on each trip. Like the money, but miss going to Disney