LisaT91403
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We live about 45 minutes (on a good traffic day!) from DL, and have had AP's for the past 4 years. We started with the SoCal Select AP when my son was in preschool, and really took advantage of the relatively-empty weekdays. When my son started Kinder last year and we could no longer go to DL on weekdays, we purchased the regular SoCal AP so that we could go on Sundays.
It's time for us to renew, and we are debating between sticking with the SoCal pass vs. going with Deluxe. As you all know, Sundays are not great. They are manageable first thing in the morning, but then get pretty brutal by lunch time.
I'm looking for opinions as to whether or not Deluxe is worth the extra money.
- Are Saturdays any better than Sundays?
- I noticed that, in addition to Saturdays, there are lots of "holiday week" days that are not blocked for Deluxe (days during Spring Break, most days in July, etc.). These are traditionally crowded times because kids are out of school, so is it even worth it to visit then with a Deluxe AP?
Just trying to figure out if any of the "extra" days are even reasonable days to visit. I'm also worried because if we give up the SoCal pass now, we won't be able to get it back in the future.
It's time for us to renew, and we are debating between sticking with the SoCal pass vs. going with Deluxe. As you all know, Sundays are not great. They are manageable first thing in the morning, but then get pretty brutal by lunch time.
I'm looking for opinions as to whether or not Deluxe is worth the extra money.
- Are Saturdays any better than Sundays?
- I noticed that, in addition to Saturdays, there are lots of "holiday week" days that are not blocked for Deluxe (days during Spring Break, most days in July, etc.). These are traditionally crowded times because kids are out of school, so is it even worth it to visit then with a Deluxe AP?
Just trying to figure out if any of the "extra" days are even reasonable days to visit. I'm also worried because if we give up the SoCal pass now, we won't be able to get it back in the future.