Ever wonder just how much savings are packed into your Walt Disney World Annual Pass?
Maybe you’re thinking about picking one up for yourself for the first time and are curious to know the numbers behind the “investment.”
Either way, I’ve got you covered with this year-long analysis of my own personal savings with my annual pass! I just recently renewed my pass in February, so for the next twelve months I’ll be tracking every benefit big and small to see just how much use there is to be found out of its $225 cost. Everything from park admissions to resort reservations, and even dining and other entertainment discounts – I already know how much fun I get out of my pass year after year, but it’s time we put a dollar value on those savings…
Disclaimer:
I think it’s worth noting for full-disclosure’s sake that while the some of the expenses listed above were, in fact, shared between me and my wife (dining and hotel reservations, for example), I’m only comparing these numbers against the cost of my own annual pass. Obviously only one discount can be applied for each purchase, so it’s probably safe to assume when doing an analysis like this that the savings from additional passes purchased for spouses or family members are pretty much limited to park admissions and such. Which mind you, as you can see above is still a healthy amount, but it’s just something to keep in mind that technically the Savings Multiplier on any additional passes beyond the first will be smaller.