I was reading the AllEars newsletter and noticed the FL resident ticket to TL for $59 for admission after 2pm. So, I'm thinking, if you are buying real estate in FL if you have DVC, shouldn't you be able to get FL resident discounts?
Since they require your ID (driver's license) show a Florida address you do not meet the criteria for FL resident. It is not a FL property owner's discount. Many feel as you do that Disney should give the same discounts to those who buy into DVC as those who are "really" residents. I am just happy to get the AP discount which is actually better than the one offered to FL residents.
It's $5.00 cheaper. I'd venture to say that most Florida residents purchase the seasonal pass for $223 dollars and that isn't available to DVC members.
Remember, Disney is never, never going to let DVC-members obtain "resident" status. Doing so would make them residents of Bay Lake and Lake Buena Vista, Florida - giving them the right to vote in those municipalities, as well as for RCID.
Remember, Disney is never, never going to let DVC-members obtain "resident" status. Doing so would make them residents of Bay Lake and Lake Buena Vista, Florida - giving them the right to vote in those municipalities, as well as for RCID.
RCID = Reedy Creek Improvement District...the governmental and public services arm of Disney. The handle building codes/inspections, fire/emergency services, etc.
Remember, Disney is never, never going to let DVC-members obtain "resident" status. Doing so would make them residents of Bay Lake and Lake Buena Vista, Florida - giving them the right to vote in those municipalities, as well as for RCID.