Season Passes?

[Stepharoonie!]

We have season passes to WDW.

 

[damo]

The only pass I have right now is for Universal from the get two years for $179 deal. Saved a fortune in tickets and hotels and food with that pass. We will probably get Six Flags passes.

In the past we have also held Paramount and Cedar Fair passes.

 

[MouseWorshipin]

WDW
Cedar Point
Geauga Lake (formerly Six Flags, formerly Geauga Lake)
local zoo
...and a few places that give you passes if you give money to them

 

[makinorlando]

We are trying to check out more of our backyard these days. We get so settled in our routine sometimes I forget how much California has to offer.

That sounds just like us, we got so caught up in WDW and Sea World, and occasional trips to Cocoa Beach that we have not really begun to explore FL.

I got a great book at the Science Center full of day trips from Orlando. I'm going to start trying to do at least one a month... Most are within 2 hours driving distance

 

[rt2dz]

Besides APs to WDW, we have 3 year annual passes to Sea World, a zoo membership, a membership to our children's zoo, annual pass to six flags, and thinking of getting one to the natural science museum & to a local garden/aquarium type of place close to here. It lets us stay very active and really at a low cost (each renews at a different time).

 

[Poohbear123]

I have a Seasonal Pass to WDW! Thats all I need.

 

[liamsaunt]

Right now we just have our annual passes to Disney.

We used to have passes to the Franklin Park Zoo when it was right near Dsis's house, but since she moved down to the South Shore it is not as convenient for the kids to go there.

Both DH and my employers offer free passes to the MFA Boston and the New England Aquarium. We can also get free passes to the Children's Museum and the Boston Museum of Science from the local library, so we don't purchase any of these passes. We make up for it by spending money in their gift shops and cafes, and taking the add-on tours for a fee when there is something interesting on display.

 

[Sylvester McBean]

Universal/IOA
WDW
Seaworld/Busch Gardens
Lowrey Park zoo/Florida Aquarium/MOSI

 

[Bob Slydell]

We have zoo memberships and memberships to a Children's Museum in town. We had season passes to Six Flags/Geauga Lake for a few years, but didn't renew them last year, since with a new baby we didn't envision going very often.

 

[Magickndm]

This is our 14th year of getting WDW passes.

 

[mickeyfan2]

I have an active AP to DL (from our December trip) and an AP voucher for WDW for our trip later this year.

ETA: We also have a platinum AP to all Anhauser Busch parks.

 

[Brianne]

We have season passes to WDW right now but I'm considering getting a membership to the zoo or aquarium for this summer since we're blacked out for Disney. Although we might end up at the beach a lot instead, barring red tide or hurricanes.

 

[Jen_in_NH]

I have one for the White Mountain National Forest

You have to have one to be able to park at the trailheads. I don't know if they actually look to see if you have one, but the whole season one is cheap anyways.

Jen

 

[THESCHULTZFIVE]

We are Six Flags Great Adventure season pass holders. It's about 20 min away from us. Maybe a half hour. We have been Philadelphia Zoo passholder but let that one go. I was considering a Franklin Institute pass this year also, but haven't decided(should have done it before we went to see Body Worlds).

 

[Aidensmom]

We get passes to something different each year. Right now we have about a month left on our Busch Gardens passes, and we just bought WDW passes.

In the past we have also had:
Busch Gardens/Sea World combo passes
Universal/IOA passes
Zoo passes

 

[PaulaSue]

We usually (but for this year, we went Disney instead) have passes for Hersheypark. (They used to include the Gardens and Muesum but dropped those, 2 years ago. I really miss the gardens and the butterfly house)

We would go at least once a week, every week, during the season. We live about 35 minutes away.