Sherry E
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Well, they may have done away with the grace period with the last price increase, but you used to be able to get the discount for up to so many days if your AP kept your original expiration. In your case I'd probably just go to the ticket booth. They can easily look up your old AP and reuse your picture. I'd rather have the new extra days on the expiration date if I'm only letting it lapse a month. But that's just me.
Very true -- the extra days are a key factor. I didn't want the November expiration date, which is why I let it lapse in the first place. December is best for me, so I wanted to get the AP started in December so I could get on track with the right month!

I thought the same thing -- about the grace period and keeping the same expiration date. I have (in recent years) just been automatically renewing the AP each year without a lapse, and I hadn't dealt with the grace period situation yet, but I thought I remembered reading that there was one. I guess they did away with it because both the online CM and the phone CM -- even though they contradicted each other about certain things -- seemed to be in agreement that now that my AP is expired (by a whopping 5 days), the whole process begins anew, with no discount -- just as if I were getting an AP for the very first time. I thought to myself, "You mean they can't reuse my info that's already in their system? My AP just expired!"
I wouldn't be shocked if I was given misinformation. That seems to be a continuing trend on the phone lines at DLR these days!