Can I buy an DAP on-line now, wait until August to first use it, then have it be good until the next August?
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nope- it expires 365 days after the purchase date- you should wait until august.
Or purchase it at the park- you can put your admission price you paid that day towards your AP- That's how mw and my hubby did it. We bought 3 day passes so we only had to pay like 50 bucks more a piece that day towards a AP- it was worth it.Check out the News Forum for the latest news with a Micechat twist!
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Originally posted by dramaqueennope- it expires 365 days after the purchase date- you should wait until august.
Originally posted by dramaqueenOr purchase it at the park- you can put your admission price you paid that day towards your AP- That's how mw and my hubby did it. We bought 3 day passes so we only had to pay like 50 bucks more a piece that day towards a AP- it was worth it.
My ideal would be to buy today at $209, then first use it in August.
If I have to process it within 90 days or so, then I'm forced to decide between buying now and making a special trip out to DLR in June to process or waiting until after May and getting hit with a price increase.
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Originally posted by dshimelThis can't be right. My first AP I bought at the Disney Store in April... First use wasn't until end of May, and end of May is still my expiration date (since I've renewed without break.
My concern is that AP prices usually go up late April or early May.... I fear the DAP will be $250-300 by August instead of the current $209.
My ideal would be to buy today at $209, then first use it in August.
If I have to process it within 90 days or so, then I'm forced to decide between buying now and making a special trip out to DLR in June to process or waiting until after May and getting hit with a price increase.
sorry just had to laugh...I love the use of the word 'forced' I wish I was forced to go to DL early......
so obviosly my advice is buy early...go on extra tripprocrastibating
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Originally posted by Tinkerbellesorry just had to laugh...I love the use of the word 'forced' I wish I was forced to go to DL early......
so obviosly my advice is buy early...go on extra trip
Well, it is 750+ miles round-trip... 10 hours driving and $75 in gas and at least one night in a hotel... unless I stay at my sister's in Redlands... The it is the hastle of driving to DLR in traffic from Redlands.....
However, I will have my duaghter for June, and I was thinking of taking her to Sequoias for half a week or so. We could swing by DLR.....
Arg.... Why is everything so expensive and why am I so broke?!?!
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As mentioned above, the AP voucher has a expiration date, about 90 days after purchase.
If the price of AP's goes up after that date, and you haven't yet had your AP voucher processed, you will have to pay the difference in price (between the old price on the voucher, and the new AP price.)Check out my Theme Park Photos at http://darkbeer.smugmug.com
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as far as I know, there is no cm discount on AP's. I know when we bought single day tickets the discount was only a few dollars.Check out the News Forum for the latest news with a Micechat twist!
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generally, it's 90 days, however they generally will let u process the pass past that date, but the expiration date will start immediately after the 90 day fuse. For example: If the cert expires on 6/30 and you process it on 7/12 the pass will still expire on 6/30 of the following year."To All Who Come To This Happy Place, Welcome!
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Originally posted by MickeyManThe CM Discount is $20 as long as they have a Silver pass. We had a friend of ours get it when we got APs.
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Originally posted by DarkbeerIf the price of AP's goes up after that date, and you haven't yet had your AP voucher processed, you will have to pay the difference in price (between the old price on the voucher, and the new AP price.)
That really sucks.
So, any news on when prices will go up this year? We are thinking of getting ours, but it won't be until May.
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Originally posted by ilvdlandI bought my PAP right before the increase in October (the night before to be exact) online, and went AFTER the increase to process the voucher and did not have to pay the difference.
I think that is what Darkbeer was saying.
Assume I buy now, and get an expiration of June 15th. Then, prices go up $50 on April 15th. If I process on or before June 15th, no additional cost. If I wait and process in August 27th, then I'd have to pay the extra $50.
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WOW!!!
Only 7 days for Disneyland to get back to me on my question!!!!
The answer... AP good for 1 year from 1st use if a new pass, or 1 year form previous expiration date if renewing.
Great, IF THAT IS WHAT I'D ASKED!!!!!!
Arg... Good thing my MiceAge buddies answered my question a week ago.
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