Premier pass ?

[scanmom]

So, I have an AP for WDW, but I may be spending 3 months in the Disneyland area (ish). Anyway, do they still sell the Premier Pass? And, since I bought my AP before the price increase, but I have used it, will I get credit for the current price or the price I paid if I upgrade. I've heard about "price bridging" but never actually done it. If I get credit for the current price of the AP it will make it worth it to upgrade, but if not, I think it would be cheaper to just buy a DL AP. Also, how many days would I have to spend at DL to make the AP a good value? I am talking about the lowest price AP, not including the SoCal AP deals. Thanks!!

 

[randumb0]

What type of AP do you have and how far are you into your year? How many days will you spend at DL?

 

[Lesley Wake]

They do sell the Premier pass.

I am assuming you bought direct from Disney, so they will probably know how much you paid and use that as the amount towards a Premier upgrade. If you had Platinum, I assuming $780 cost; Premier costs $1580, so a $800 extra cost. That is cheaper than a Deluxe pass alone. A Premier will allow for no blackout days, free parking, better discounts, and included Maxpass.

Considering a park hopper is $167, parking is $20, if you will definitely be visiting more than 4-5 times it will make sense. But an AP will help you visit in a more relaxed manner-going for a couple hours after work, stopping by for a casual weekend afternoon, etc.

Best way to upgrade is at guest services at Disneyland, just know there could be issues connecting the two systems so you may have some difficulties, but they usually try to resolve ASAP and make it right.

 

[Disney_Princess83]

1. Your ticket will be price bridged to the current value of the ticket, even if you purchased it before the price increase.

2.Spend more than 5 days at DLR and it becomes worth it to purchase an AP. With free parking and discounts on almost everything from food to merchandise, it would make more sense for you to buy an AP.

So, I have an AP for WDW, but I may be spending 3 months in the Disneyland area (ish). Anyway, do they still sell the Premier Pass? And, since I bought my AP before the price increase, but I have used it, will I get credit for the current price or the price I paid if I upgrade. I've heard about "price bridging" but never actually done it. If I get credit for the current price of the AP it will make it worth it to upgrade, but if not, I think it would be cheaper to just buy a DL AP. Also, how many days would I have to spend at DL to make the AP a good value? I am talking about the lowest price AP, not including the SoCal AP deals. Thanks!!