Passholder moving question

[etwtec]

If you are a Florida resident, have a AP, and on the monthly payment plan What happens if you move out of state for awhile? Lets say 6 months to a year, but you want to keep your AP for visits and such during that time period. How would this work?
My guess would be as long as you keep your FL license? However I do not think you can go 6 months to a year living in another state with a FL license?

Thanks

 

[Jim Chandler]

When you have an AP as a FL resident I have never seen them check ID when you go to the park. Thus you have an AP and you go.
It is just the index finger print. With the new wrist band I do not know how that works.

 

[Epcot-Rules]

If you are a Florida resident, have a AP, and on the monthly payment plan What happens if you move out of state for awhile? Lets say 6 months to a year, but you want to keep your AP for visits and such during that time period. How would this work?
My guess would be as long as you keep your FL license? However I do not think you can go 6 months to a year living in another state with a FL license?

Thanks

You can if you don't get caught!

 

[rsoxguy]

The ID is necessary for purchase, not future entry. I believe that you should be fine.

 

[luv]

If you're just leaving for a few months, I assume you won't need to change your license. I spent a good deal of the last year out of state and never considered changing my license. I also, obviously wasn't using my Disney Pass, so I never even thought about that. I only use it when I'm home, KWIM?

When you come back to Florida, you'll be back. No need to change your license for a temporary thing, IMO.

If you actually moved permanently out of state, you would probably be able to use your pass when visiting, as long as it keeps working. If something happens to it, you'll need Florida ID to replace it.