Tickets for rest of family???

[SleepingUgly]

For all you AP folks, especially those of you who do not live in FL -- Do you have a pass for every member of your family, or just one? If only one person has an AP, then what kind of tickets does the rest of the family have?

I'm trying to figure this out for my family. I will be getting an AP in my name (since I may do an girls-only weekend later this year with friends, so I'll need that!), but am wondering what to get for dh and dd5 for our family vacation this May. DD2 does not need a ticket, right? I'm wondering if I should go ahead and get a 10-day MYW Hopper with no-expiration feature so we can go back again before my AP expires next spring. We'll only use 5-6 days of the ticket on this trip, and can use the other days the next time around. Is that a good plan, or is there something I'm missing? The no-expiration tickets mean just that right -- NEVER expire. APs have to be renewed, but the no-expiration tickets will go beyond one year, correct?

Sorry for all the questions, and TIA for your help!

Linda

 

[nativetxn]

Bumping this back to page one so that some of our veterans can offer advice.

 

[LovePug]

We had APs last year (live in PA) and we all had them, but that was based on the fact that we were all going to be spending 18 days or so in the parks. Your plan to get the 10 day no expiration MYW passes for the rest of your family sounds like your best option.

 

[rcraw45425]

DD9 and I havve AP's since she is about to turn 10. DH and DD7 have three days left on hoppers. I plan to apply the remaining days value toward APs for them just because we go so frequently and usually arrive before 4PM. This way we can take advantage of the arrival day's park hours as well!