Non-expiring feature is going away!

[IluvKingLouis]

I just read that the non-expiring option will cease to exist very soon.

We normally do an AP, and plan two trips within a year. However, now that my daughter is older, she is (sigh) outgrowing WDW, and might enjoy US. DH and I have been to US before she was born (she is 12) and loved it.

So, I'm thinking trips in the future will be a combination of the two, which makes an AP not that great of a value.

I'm debating on buying a 10 day hopper, non expiring, just so on our next three trips or so we can pop into WDW and it would be a little cheaper.

I'm just wondering if anyone else is thinking of picking up a non-expiring pass before they disappear?

 

[mesaboy2]

I just read that the non-expiring option will cease to exist very soon.

We normally do an AP, and plan two trips within a year. However, now that my daughter is older, she is (sigh) outgrowing WDW, and might enjoy US. DH and I have been to US before she was born (she is 12) and loved it.

So, I'm thinking trips in the future will be a combination of the two, which makes an AP not that great of a value.

I'm debating on buying a 10 day hopper, non expiring, just so on our next three trips or so we can pop into WDW and it would be a little cheaper.

I'm just wondering if anyone else is thinking of picking up a non-expiring pass before they disappear?

We'll see. In the meantime, this thread is already discussing: http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=3372600

 

[cyb]

They got rid of the Florida resident non expiring tickets years ago.

 

[kaytieeldr]

Can't hurt to buy the tickets now.