Grumpy92
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Unless you are a DVC owner you are only eligible for the Incre API thought this thread was about all WDW AP's, not Florida. I got confused! The prices looked great for me living in WA state.
Unless you are a DVC owner you are only eligible for the Incre API thought this thread was about all WDW AP's, not Florida. I got confused! The prices looked great for me living in WA state.
Ok, clearly I remembered the price incorrectly, in my reply to @a1tinkfans, lol!The last Florida Resident weekday select pass I purchased was back in Oct. 2018. With tax, I paid $307.79.
I agree it does cost money to provide the Photopass option. But it hasn't been worth the cost in years. When I 1st purchased it in 2007, photogs were everywhere. I mean everywhere. In the wave pool, the lazy rivers, downtown Disney, and around every corner in the parks. Because they were so plentiful, you had very short waits, if any. Now, I am lucky to see 3 or 4 photogs the entire day with a line comparable to an attraction. Because I had it with my AP, I always got a picture when lines happened to be short enough. That usually equated to about 2 pictures every 8 day trip. And magic photos are an absolute joke. I hear there are many different types, but all I ever get is Chip.How does photopass cost them nothing? They pay people, equipment, and technology for that service. I'm sure it costs a lot.
I absolutely hate this look. I don't buy any merch that features this image.But they added the Ren & Stimpy version of Mickey in order to give it a contemporary look.
In the email I received today, a magnet is on the way to current ap holders. It will be yellow with a large D and the ugly Mickey.I didn’t see anything about a magnet! During last years debacle they kept telling me how special my included magnet was! Where. Is. My. Magnet?!?!?
He is so out of touch. Someone needs to clue him in that a lot of people who have WDW APs make multiple, on property trips every year. We are not DL. Between what he is doing to APs and what they have done with on site perks, he’s causing many of these people to reconsider. That could be a big mistake in the long run. Disney has been a generational company, where parents take their children, who in turn take their children, etc. If you get a generation that goes to the competition instead, that pool of first time guests will start to dry up due to lack of emotional connection.Chapek stated matter-of-factly that Annual Passholders do not bring as much value to the company in terms of revenue. Chapek compared them to guests who come from out-of-state and stay for a week in a Disney resort.
I was told the exact opposite when I did a Chat today. I attached screenshot of the answer I received.I just contacted Disney with this very question. We have AP vouchers not activated as well. The cast member I spoke to said that when activated, they would basically be as purchased, including Photopass. The difference would be if you were to renew them..then it would be on the new system.
I haven’t seen anything regarding to TIW, but since they implied the dining plan will be coming back in some form, they could wait and address it at that time. It wasn’t technically connected to APs, other than getting a slight purchase discount on the card.Hi, sorry if I missed it, but any word of Tables In Wonderland replacement?
I'm not seeing where a DVC rate is mentioned. Am I missing that?
I have heard several times that this is gone for good. And when I tried to purchase it back in April at the window, I was told it was discontinued.Hi, sorry if I missed it, but any word of Tables In Wonderland replacement?
On the Disney site it does say the Tables in Wonderland office is closedI have heard several times that this is gone for good. And when I tried to purchase it back in April at the window, I was told it was discontinued.
No, you can book length of stay and still have the five for outside of the trip.So, no matter what AP I have, if I staying at a Disney (DVC) resort for 8 days, i can only make 5 park reservations, is this the case or did I miss something?
I purchased DVC last year when new AP's were not being sold. I have a trip booked for the 50th at the end of September, and purchased 7 day park hoppers for my husband and I at the time of my reservation . Can I apply the cost that I paid for these tickets towards AP's? Do I call DVC or guest services? TIA!
No, you can book length of stay and still have the five for outside of the trip.