Annual Passholder Question

[KIsAPrincess]

Good Morning Everyone!

I have a quick question. If you were to purchase an Annual Pass for the World, would you buy the Premium or the Regular Annual Pass? (The Florida Resident seasonal pass I don't think will work for our family as many of the black out dates are when we are off.) I work at a college and have Winter break, Spring break and Friday's off in the summer. I like the idea of being able to just pick up and go if my daughter and I have a day off during the week.

I'm realistically thinking we will probably get 1-2 days a month out of the pass. (maybe more for my daughter and I - hubby is ok with Disney but will def. not go as much as we will.) Currently, we probably go 5 times a year to Disney and usually buy the Florida resident 3 or 4 day pass when it is offered.

Any thoughts or opinions would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Master Yoda]

The only real difference between the Premium and Regular AP is the Premium will also get you into the water parks and Disney Quest. If you plan on going to the water parks and DQ enough to offset the increased cost then get the Premium. If not, get the regular AP.

 

[FrostyNaples]

Good Morning Everyone!

I have a quick question. If you were to purchase an Annual Pass for the World, would you buy the Premium or the Regular Annual Pass? (The Florida Resident seasonal pass I don't think will work for our family as many of the black out dates are when we are off.) I work at a college and have Winter break, Spring break and Friday's off in the summer. I like the idea of being able to just pick up and go if my daughter and I have a day off during the week.

I'm realistically thinking we will probably get 1-2 days a month out of the pass. (maybe more for my daughter and I - hubby is ok with Disney but will def. not go as much as we will.) Currently, we probably go 5 times a year to Disney and usually buy the Florida resident 3 or 4 day pass when it is offered.

Any thoughts or opinions would be greatly appreciated.

Funny, the wife and I chose the seasonal for exactly the opposite reasons. No kids means we can pickup and go whenever , and to us, the blackout dates are simply the busiest times of the year anyhow, which are not attractive to say the least.

@Master Yoda , has hit the nail on the head for your scenario

 

[KIsAPrincess]

You guys are awesome! Thanks for your replies. We have a local waterpark here that my daughter just loves, although I think she is getting a little too big for it (two small water slides, large toddler area and a small lazy river.) Bonus is it is 15 minutes from our house, but now she doesn't want to go as much. I'm not sure if it's because she views it as babyish.

I just like the idea of not having to go commando when we go to the parks to get everything done. Even though we currently go several times a year, both her and I overdo it because we don't want to miss out on anything while we are there. We have not taken her yet to either of the waterparks and that might be fun this summer.

Again - thanks for the input! Most appreciated. I will follow up and let you know what we decide.