Premier Annual Pass price?

[Trekkie101]

Hoping over the next year since I have quite a bit of time off work, and a little bit saved, to travel to Disney a few times, October to WDW for 14 days, May(?) to California for 14 days and then back to WDW in September 2014 for 14 days.

Being from the UK, we already get a very nice deal on tickets $370 for 14 days access(WDW only), including water parks. However with doing it so much in one year, I figured this annual pass would work out a bit cheaper than getting multiple sets of tickets, and included would be free parking which saves a ton too.

I was wondering what the full price (including tax) would be for the annual pass? Everything online seems to quote without tax, and trying to work out what tax I should pay is rather confusing. In the UK everything includes 20% VAT as standard and is always priced with tax.

What else would I need to take with me to get one, photo id?

 

[dreamfinder]

$871.75 I believe.

So if you do plan on doing 2 14 day trips at $370 per, that totals $740 for WDW alone, so as long as you do at least 2 days at DLR, then the Premier Passport would make sense for you.

 

[Trekkie101]

Oh thats better than I thought, thanks!

 

[fosse76]

Oh thats better than I thought, thanks!

Well, not really, it used to be $740 (roughly). Then Disneyland decided to gouge its passholders when Carsland opened. So this pass had to be adjusted at a ridiculous amount, too.

 

[Trekkie101]

Well, not really, it used to be $740 (roughly). Then Disneyland decided to gouge its passholders when Carsland opened. So this pass had to be adjusted at a ridiculous amount, too.

Quite an increase!

Still though, it costs around £9 ($13) in the UK to goto the cinema, $20-25/day price for 40/45 days in park really isn't that bad.

Disneyland Paris is an hour and a half flight away, but costs just £100 less in flights, worse weather and definitely more expensive when there, if there were cheaper Scottish flights, or it had been built slightly warmer, I'd be there!

 

[lego606]

Well, not really, it used to be $740 (roughly). Then Disneyland decided to gouge its passholders when Carsland opened. So this pass had to be adjusted at a ridiculous amount, too.

Hooray for crowd control through price raises instead of, I don't know, additional capacity!