Ticket dilemma

[NancyIL]

I'll be at WDW Nov. 25th until Dec. 4th, and I have an annual pass that expires Nov. 29th. I hadn't planned on getting any more annual passes, so I bought a 10-day non-expiring premium pass last year for $353 that I've never used. My daughter will now join me at WDW for the first 3 days of my trip. I hate spending $244 for a 3-day park hopper for her, since I could get a 10-day non-expiring hopper for $400. However, I don't know when she will return to WDW, so she doesn't need a 10-day ticket. But - if I'm going to spend $400 on her, maybe I should just spend $419 to renew my AP for the last 4 days of my trip (plus a probable 4 or 5-day trip in April, and another trip next Thanksgiving) - and let my daughter have the premium pass. My choices are:

1. Renew my AP ($419) and let my daughter have the unused 10-day pass I already purchased

2. Start using the 10-day pass when my AP expires and buy my daughter her own 10-day non-expiring hopper ($400)

3. Start using the 10-day pass when my AP expires and buy my daughter a 3-day hopper for this trip only ($244)

I would apprecaite any advice.

 

[Robo]

1. Renew my AP ($419) and let my daughter have the unused 10-day pass I already purchased

That's the one for ME, your mileage may vary.

 

[Dan Murphy]

I suggest number one, Nancy, that way you can save more money on future trips that are free with your AP.

Hope to see you there.

 

[NancyIL]

Thanks, gentlemen...that's the way I'm leaning, too. When I originally bought the 10-day pass, it was because I was going to go on a 3-day Disney cruise Nov. 30-Dec. 3rd, after my AP expired. The cruise was cancelled, so I'll still be at WDW needing admission.

Dan - will you be at WDW the week after Thanksgiving this year?