Residency proof

[Mike Davalos]

Though I do have a CA address, I'm primarily an AZ resident.I would like to purchase AP on the monthly payment plan (and have seen many people curb the state restrictions). I do not have a CA id, so can I simply use proof of my CA address to pay them? Also, my credit card (in which to make payments) has that CA address linked to it... Any info would be great!!

 

[tarheelalum]

They require a state issued ID with a SoCal zip code.

 

[Mike Davalos]

But it states you must have a zip code from CA:90000 to 96199, that's not restricted to SoCal?? My NorCal zip is 96101 which would ""technically" qualify right?

 

[tarheelalum]

For the SoCal Select tickets the zip codes had to be from Socal with Palmdale (I think) being the Northern most Zip.

Are trying to buy a different type of pass and pay for it by the month? If so I'm not aware of all of the requirements for that.

 

[SMD]

For the payment plan you only have to be a CA resident. For the So Cal offers there's also specific zip codes. Do you have a government ID that isn't your AZ ID? I'd just try a passport, proof of residency and a CC with a CA billing address. You could also try buying the AP online with your CA address. As long as it's the billing address on your CC it might work.

 

[disneyobsessed808]

When I was at the ticket window, I was told I only needed a California address. I still have an AZ driver's license, but was able to sign up for a payment plan using my new CA address.

 

[Gisele]

Though I do have a CA address, I'm primarily an AZ resident.I would like to purchase AP on the monthly payment plan (and have seen many people curb the state restrictions). I do not have a CA id, so can I simply use proof of my CA address to pay them? Also, my credit card (in which to make payments) has that CA address linked to it... Any info would be great!!

If you are not a resident of California, then is that not your answer? Are you registered to vote in Ca? You must be a resident to vote. But you can be a legal resident, and not vote of course. I feel your splitting hairs, so what you want, you may receive. Final call will be up to Disney Guest Services. Why not call them and speak with the AP department. That is my suggestion.

 

[PrincessShmoo]

But it states you must have a zip code from CA:90000 to 96199, that's not restricted to SoCal?? My NorCal zip is 96101 which would ""technically" qualify right?

Where are you seeing 90000 to 96199?

I can only find this:

only for residents of Southern California in the zip codes 90000-93599
http://www.everythingmouse.com/disneyland-annual-pass-for-southern-california-residents

and

The Southern California and Southern California Select Annual Passes are valid only for Southern California residents living in ZIP codes 90000 to 93599.
https://disneyland.disney.go.com/passes/

 

[SMD]

Where are you seeing 90000 to 96199?

I can only find this:

only for residents of Southern California in the zip codes 90000-93599
http://www.everythingmouse.com/disneyland-annual-pass-for-southern-california-residents

and

The Southern California and Southern California Select Annual Passes are valid only for Southern California residents living in ZIP codes 90000 to 93599.
https://disneyland.disney.go.com/passes/

OP wants to use the payment plan, which extends to all CA residents. So if OP is going to get Deluxe or Premium, the issue is what Disney will accept to prove residency.

 

[PrincessShmoo]

OP wants to use the payment plan, which extends to all CA residents. So if OP is going to get Deluxe or Premium, the issue is what Disney will accept to prove residency.

Got it!

 

[Gisele]

When I recently renewed my AP, I was asked for my i.d. In this case, my drivers license. Perhaps that was because a credit or debit card is required for the installment payments. Maybe. Or to re establish proof of residency and for the payment plan. I know where my residency is.

 

[superlarz]

You could buy it online with a payment plan using your CC with a CA address. Take an electric bill with you to the park and youll be ok

 

[Gisele]

You could buy it online with a payment plan using your CC with a CA address. Take an electric bill with you to the park and youll be ok

The point being if op is not a legal resident of California, then he has no right to an offer that is only for residents of this state.
I like promos that I find for So Ca residents, so maybe I will do some finagling so I may appear as a resident.

 

[iKristin]

I just did this in February for the payment plan and they actually required a CA DL at the ticket window. They wouldn't accept anything else as proof of residency. I even asked if I could show something like car insurance and they said that it had to be a DL.

 

[Mike Davalos]

Thanks all... It appears I would benefit best by simply moving back to CA to less complicate matters. I was just curious if others had, as one poster said "finagled." I sort of figured this would be the end result, thanks everyone for your help!!

 

[Gisele]

I spoke with an AP representative today by phone, I had a question about mine. So I asked about residency requirements, she told me that either a valid Ca i.d. is required or a valid DL for Ca.