Which pass would you Purchase?

[JanetRose]

I'm going to visit WDW March 2007 for 7 days. I was going to buy a 10- day no expiration pass for $410 (military rate). But if I get bumped on that trip (it's spring break so chances are good), I wouldn't mind going back during the winter timeframe so now I'm thinking about getting an Annual Pass for $425. If I don't go back during the winter, I would be out 3 days but if I do go back, I'll be ahead 4 days. What do you think?

 

[Nanu57v]

Since the money is so close, I would just go with AP. You might be able to squeeze in another trip on a whim if you get time off.

 

[DavidHobart]

Since the money is so close, I would just go with AP. You might be able to squeeze in another trip on a whim if you get time off.

If you buy an AP, you WILL squeeze in extra trip...

 

[GeorgeG]

The annual pass is a good deal since it won't cost you any more and you can always use it anytime during the year for as many times as you want (or can). If there's a decent possibility you can get to WDW enough to use the AP for at least 7 days you'll get your value and if you get back for more days, even in several trips, you really make out.

Another option, if you're staying onsite, is the length-of-stay pass as part of your room reservations. If you need to cancel the trip, the passes are cancelled along with it and you don't lose anything.

 

[pongoperdigirl]

I say AP too, because it's only $462 including tax.
Without any discount that you may get for government.
Plus you can get the DDE card, which will save you money on food.
Plus the room discounts to help you afford to go back again on any other trips.