When does it benefit to get annual pass

[pampam]

For the hotel discounts, can it apply to multiple rooms? For instance on an upcoming trip, I am booking and paying for 2 rooms- one for myself and one for parents. CAn discount apply to both rooms?

I was told that they could book 2 adjoining rooms with the AP discount if there were 2 APs. Each room was under a seperate name.

 

[NeverlandClub23]

I purchased an annual pass for our wedding/honeymoon trip last December, even though we only went to Disney parks for 3 days (and one night for MVMCP). We rented point to stay at OKW, but we also stayed the first two nights in a club level room at the Poly. The AP discount was 5% better than the Disney Visa/general room only discount and on $800, that was nothing to sniff at. Plus, we usually eat 2 TS meals a day and we were paying for two TS meals for 14 people so we also wanted to get the TIW card to get the 20% off.

We knew we were going to be going back this September so we'll be able to continue the 20% off on all our TS meals. The AP room discount will do nothing for us, though, since we decided to rent points for BLT. The merchandise discount is a nice perk too.

We bought a 10 day non-expiration hopper pass for my husband before the price increase last year. We may just buy separate tickets from now on since the cost of the 10 day non-expiration ticket has made it not such a cost savings. I'm thinking of just buying 7 day hoppers as we can afford them and just save them. We'll probably buy another AP in the future if we continue to dine the way we do and/or if we go back to booking trips through Disney instead of renting points.

 

[disneyseniors]

We are just starting to research AP vs booking with a travel agent for a package deal. I was wondering what is meant by "price bridging?"
thanks