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Annual Pass or NOT?!
- Thread starter WeirdOne
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General Grizz
New Member
If you are going no more than 7 days a year, get parkhopper/play ___ days passes. They are a LOT cheaper. If you get seasonal, you won't get to see the CoP and Timekeeper. If you're ok with that, then seasonal may be your best bet.
Maria
New Member
Well... if you find a way to get to the parks and back, you can make those $400 worth. It´s about 8 tickets anyways, so if you go there more than ten times, the AP is paid of.
Next question: are you okay going by yourself? I mean, do you like going there by yourself? If not, then you have to find someone else with an AP or the $ to go with you.
Suggestion: maybe it´s not very convenient for you, but have you checked the seasonal passes for Florida residents?
Next question: are you okay going by yourself? I mean, do you like going there by yourself? If not, then you have to find someone else with an AP or the $ to go with you.
Suggestion: maybe it´s not very convenient for you, but have you checked the seasonal passes for Florida residents?
I would love going by myself. I have checked out the seasonal pass and it would work, but it wouldn't. It really would depend on the year and how it goes. If I get swamped with school, I won't be able to use the dates provided. If I get an AP, I'd be able to choose. Please see post #7 for more specifics on what I need info on. - The WeirdOne 
Originally posted by Maria
I guess the most important question is "what do your parents think?"
It's not their money they said, they don't care. Now those weren't their exact words, but, close enough. And I do plan to go often, more than 8 times...enought to pay it off. CHOICES, CHOICES...*shakes head*. - The WeirdOne
Figment1986
Well-Known Member
I say get it, It would be worth it. If i had the $400 I would get one for myself cause i frequestly go there for shopping, B-day and christmas gifts right there. LOL
I recently bought one for my trip the first week of August so my sister and I could get the AP discount, and so I could go to the MS previews. (although now I am kind of mad because I could ahve gone on it without an AP) I will go again before that time next year so it will be worth it for me. I was wondering what are the other discounts that you get with an AP?
s25843
Well-Known Member
Aug 1-3 M:S Will ONLY be open to AP Holders, you will NEED to show your annual pass to ride.
You get tons of discounts! (typing them as they appear in my Sleeve)
$4 off tickets to Disney Quest, Pleasure Island, and the water parks
Discounts on Hotels
10% off Lunch at Select WDW Hotels
10% off Lunch at the Epcot Resturants
Discounts at Resturants in Downtown Disney
10% off a Leave a Legacy Tile
10% off merchandise at World of Disney
15% Off Select Tours
30% Off Golf
50% Off Mini Golf for the Passholder and 15% off for Their Guests
15% Off Boat Rentals
Up to 20% off your Next Alamo Car Ressie
Up to 20% off your next National Car Ressie
I too was considering an AP but i found out that the 7 day hopper has the (3or 4) extra Water parks which does not have to be used the same day as the theme parks. the wat i see it when you buy a 7 with the 4 options its more like 11 days. Also will you be staying at the hotel? because I think thats where the savings really come in. If you will be traveling home the same day maybe not worth it. They also had that residents 4 day for like 109.00 if your 16 Im assuming your coming and going the same day may want to check that out. Even if you visit 8 times a year you would have to buy two of them that would cost ya about 218.00. good luck whatever you decide and keep working that job we all know how expensive the world could be in a day.:animwink:
tiggerlover1971
New Member
the only bad thing about the resident play four days you have to use the four days by sept 30 2003