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Annual pass
Do you think they will still extend the annual pass dates until it reopens now that they've announced it is indefinite?
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I would certainly think/hope so. Can't use an annual pass if the parks aren't open!
-Bud
Walt Disney World:
9/03 - CBR
1/09 - BWV
9/05; 2/07; 12/07; 9/08; 9/09; 9/10; 9/11; 12/13; 12/17; 4/18; 10/18, 4/23 - PC
5/15 - POR
1/22 - ASMO
10/22 - ASMU
Disneyland: 12/15 - Paradise Pier Hotel
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We appreciate the extending of the annual pass. Had to cancel our April trip, but our annual pass will cover our Oct. and now our Dec trips!
KODABEAR
FIRST TRIP MARCH '79 POLY
175 plus trips
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I don't have the link, but I've already seen that Disney is extending the expiration date of passes for the same number of days the parks are closed.
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I wonder how that will affect renewals. Will the new date that it is extended to become your new renewal date?
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Originally Posted by Cinderelley
I wonder how that will affect renewals. Will the new date that it is extended to become your new renewal date?
I would imagine the renewal date will be changed based on new date that the pass expires. Otherwise, the pass would not really be extended at all.
Linda aka: Faline
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So, we had purchased an annual pass, expecting to go in May, and then again in November. May is out the window, and November is on shaky ground (if not for Coronavirus closings, then for financial reasons related to COVID-19).
We bought it online, but now don't expect to go until sometime in 2021. Will the AP still be good to START at that point?
2002 - 2022: 20+ visits (POR, BW, All Stars, VWL, CSR, BLT, BC, SSR, CB, Dolphin, OKW, Poly, offsite x8)
DL - 1996, 2019
Next up - January 2023 short trip! We just want to try that 50th Anniversary chocolate monstrosity at Mexico!
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Originally Posted by azcavalier
So, we had purchased an annual pass, expecting to go in May, and then again in November. May is out the window, and November is on shaky ground (if not for Coronavirus closings, then for financial reasons related to COVID-19).
We bought it online, but now don't expect to go until sometime in 2021. Will the AP still be good to START at that point?
As long as you haven't activated it, your 'start date' will be the first day you use it to enter a park. If you have attached it to your MDE account, you can see how long you have to activate it. I have a voucher on my MDE account right now that does not have to activated until December 2030!
-Bud
Walt Disney World:
9/03 - CBR
1/09 - BWV
9/05; 2/07; 12/07; 9/08; 9/09; 9/10; 9/11; 12/13; 12/17; 4/18; 10/18, 4/23 - PC
5/15 - POR
1/22 - ASMO
10/22 - ASMU
Disneyland: 12/15 - Paradise Pier Hotel
Next up: ???
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