WDW parkhopper with DVC reservation

[tufbuf]

Is it included? We are using points for the first time in March. Thanks!

 

[hakepb]

No, DVC is BYOT (bring your own tickets)

You can buy slightly discounted MYW tickets from UT, or pay full price at Disney

However you buy your MYW, the resort concierge can add them onto your room key.

Or you can buy a DVC discounted AP (can be a great deal if you stagger trips to get 2 within a 366 day period)

 

[disneynutz]

No, you are on your own for admission tickets.

Bill

 

[DenLo]

. . . .
Or you can buy a DVC discounted AP (can be a great deal if you stagger trips to get 2 within a 366 day period)

BTW, this discount is only available for DVC members and immediate family members living in the same household.

 

[Deb & Bill]

A DVC stay only includes your lodging. That's it. No free food, no free transportation (but you can get Magical Express from the airport), no free tickets.

 

[Snurk71]

I don't mean to pick on the OP, but how/why would anyone think that buying into DVC would include your park pass? What happens in the sales process that would give an inference that you didn't have to buy a park pass like every other single person in the parks (CMs excluded)?

I don't mean to insult. I am just really curious what the basis/background is for thinking that might be the case.

 

[crazybones27]

I don't mean to pick on the OP, but how/why would anyone think that buying into DVC would include your park pass? What happens in the sales process that would give an inference that you didn't have to buy a park pass like every other single person in the parks (CMs excluded)?

I don't mean to insult. I am just really curious what the basis/background is for thinking that might be the case.

While the original poster didn't mention it, it is possible they are renting points and don't realize .

 

[Deb & Bill]

I don't mean to pick on the OP, but how/why would anyone think that buying into DVC would include your park pass? What happens in the sales process that would give an inference that you didn't have to buy a park pass like every other single person in the parks (CMs excluded)?

I don't mean to insult. I am just really curious what the basis/background is for thinking that might be the case.

The original DVC members at OKW did get passes for their stays at WDW for half their party until 2000. The OP may have heard about that and thought it applied to them as well.

 

[Pennyguy23]

The original DVC members at OKW did get passes for their stays at WDW for half their party until 2000. The OP may have heard about that and thought it applied to them as well.

Boy i wish that was still the case. I always thought they should sell a 5 or 10 year ticket for dvc members at a pretty good discount.