Question about E-vouchers

[bgula]

With AM moving to consolidate cash and dream AM's, I'm wondering if I can make my life easier. Here's my question to the experts. I haven't done the math to see if it is to my benefit, but I think it might be. Over the past 20 years, I've always accumulated AM's each year in order to purchase Disney tickets which I would then take to Disney and price-bridge them in order to use their value toward renewing our annual passes. Needless to say, some years it's a struggle to get to a CM that will do the price-bridging correctly (or at all) and other years no problem. I'm wondering if it would now just be easier for me to covert my AM's to Disney e-vouchers and use that value toward renewing our AP's? Again, not sure if I'd lose out on some $'s, but it sure seems easier not having to argue about price-bridging with a CM. What do you think? I have about 10000 AM's right now, so that would be ~$1050 CDN or ~$750 US to work with. Funny (not really) how a few years ago would have paid for most of my AP's and now it barely scratches the surface!

 

[hdrolfe]

You could use the personal shopper to get the annual pass? I imagine it would be a lot of AM.
When I compared the price in AM, and CAD through AM for the after hours events I was looking at, it was cheaper for me to use AM to get the gift cards and use those to pay for the tickets. I think between 2-300 AM less. So I am getting the gift cards instead of buying the tickets through AM.

 

[bgula]

You could use the personal shopper to get the annual pass? I imagine it would be a lot of AM.
When I compared the price in AM, and CAD through AM for the after hours events I was looking at, it was cheaper for me to use AM to get the gift cards and use those to pay for the tickets. I think between 2-300 AM less. So I am getting the gift cards instead of buying the tickets through AM.

I'm renewing AP's, not buying new ones. I guess I'll have to do the math and see which way is cheaper/easier, but I think GC's will probably win out.