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villages07
12-13-2015, 12:07 PM
I am thinking of buying the weekday-only FL resident annual pass for Disney Parks....

If I bought it today, does the one year countdown start today or the first day I use it? This could make a big difference if I don't go for a month or so...

Neither the FAQs on their site nor an independent google search yielded a clear answer.

Anybody know???

memason
12-13-2015, 12:10 PM
I am thinking of buying the weekday-only FL resident annual pass for Disney Parks....

If I bought it today, does the one year countdown start today or the first day I use it? This could make a big difference if I don't go for a month or so...

Neither the FAQs on their site nor an independent google search yielded a clear answer.

Anybody know???

If I remember correctly, ours started the day we purchased.

woodywdmt
12-13-2015, 12:41 PM
It does start on the day purchased and runs for 12 consecutive months with a renewal option one year from the day of purchase.

ekdk92
12-13-2015, 12:56 PM
Definitely first use unless it changed since last spring. Bought at aaa in villages. First time use with a card aaa gave us. Then they mailed us bracelets for future visits.

Trayderjoe
12-13-2015, 07:48 PM
Definitely first use unless it changed since last spring. Bought at aaa in villages. First time use with a card aaa gave us. Then they mailed us bracelets for future visits.

I know if you buy the pass from Disney, it starts the day of purchase. I haven't purchased through AAA, so I am unsure. If AAA gives you a voucher to exchange at Disney for a pass, it may activate the day you turn in the voucher. Would recommend asking first before buying.

Cedwards38
12-14-2015, 07:47 AM
It is the purchase date. And as an aside, if you renew it the following year before the end of your year, you typically get a discount on renewal. Don't forget to use your 10% restaurant and merchandise discounts, and a price break on hotel stay if you decide to spend the night there. The free parking is another great benefit if you go often enough.