Question about marines and their families at disneyworld

[migitmouse88]

Hi Everyone

I was just pondering a question, my cousin who is completing marines training camp soon, is traveling with his family florida to visit disney world during his break, none of them have never been and I want the trip to be as enjoyable as possible, I have heard about disneyworld provideing some kind of special front of the line pass or discount for familes with marines, is this true?

[lazyboy97O]

Re: Question about marines and they're families at disneyworld

The Magic Kingdom has started to give away a special military FastPass to 20 randomly selected military families.

Walt Disney World does offer military discounts on admission (maybe more) and there is also the Department of Defense's own resort, Shades of Green.

[Jerren]

Re: Question about marines and they're families at disneyworld

Disney does offer specials for Servicemen and women and their families. I would have him contact Shades of Green which is the armed forces resort on property. They have their own web site http://www.shadesofgreen.org/ and they have tremendously discounted accommodation's located right across the street from the Polynesian Resort.

[BigPigletFan]

Re: Question about marines and their families at disneyworld

Yes, as military he has access to this information if he just asks at his base. And as Jerren mentioned, tickets can be purchased at Shades of Green. You'll save on them sometimes, but with the Magic Your Way ticket it's good to compare because depending upon your options you may not.

[TDLFAN]

Re: Question about marines and their families at disneyworld

I am sorry, but while I am not against the military personel getting discounted rates to visit the park, "front of the line" passes should not be offered, except when they are traveling with disabled family members. Discounts and front of the line pass seems a bit abusive to me, especially since we still have this incurable virus called Fastpass to deal with.

[lazyboy97O]

Re: Question about marines and their families at disneyworld

I am sorry, but while I am not against the military personel getting discounted rates to visit the park, "front of the line" passes should not be offered, except when they are traveling with disabled family members. Discounts and front of the line pass seems a bit abusive to me, especially since we still have this incurable virus called Fastpass to deal with.

The only "front of the line passes" for military are the Magic Kingdom's 20 daily Military Dreams FastPass. It is not a feature offered to all military personelle.