Lost our annual pass?

BufordT · 13 Jan 20, 09:42 AM

This is a somewhat unique question and I cannot find the answer anywhere without calling up Disney and going through different departments.

In 2015 We got Married and with a Disney wedding package and you get a gift from Disney of 'free' annual passes. Now I cannot for the life of me remember we we had 2 separate passes or both of us was included in 1.

For anyone else that may have got this included in their wedding did you get two annual passes (wedding gift card looking things) or both bride & groom was on one card.

The wife is convinced we only got the one, I on the other hand believe she has lost one, and a) want an 'I told you so' moment but more importantly b) we go back for 3 weeks in August 2021, so have 17 months to find them!

Nimbus · 13 Jan 20, 12:49 PM

I can't help with most of your query, sorry.

However, regarding your last point - surely annual passes from 2015 would no longer be valid? Annual passes only last for a year and I assume you didn't renew them at the end of that time (sometime in 2016, I assume)? If so, then they expired over 3 years ago. I can understand wanting to find them as a keepsake or similar, but why else are you trying to find them?

Or maybe I misunderstood?

claireyfairy8 · 13 Jan 20, 01:09 PM

I'm on the same train of thought as Nimbus.

They surely would have only been valid when you got married, I assume you used them to visit the park just after the wedding?

If you log in to MDE (assuming it's the same email), then it will show any valid tickets or AP. They will have been 1 each. There isn't a joint pass.

I can't imagine they gave you life long AP or I think MANY more people would opt to get married there.

BufordT · 13 Jan 20, 09:12 PM

Thanks guys from what we were told when we got married.. Hopefully which is not wrong. We exchange the gifts cards for annual passes which then expire after a year but the actual gifts card or cards of the passes would never exoires. They stopped doing them with the wedding package in 2016. Looks like a call to Disney will be in order

We didn't actually use them during our wedding/honeymoon as we had already booked the 21 night ultimate tickets

disneypars · 13 Jan 20, 09:18 PM

What you probably received was a gift certificate in the form of a gift card which has to be exchanged for a ticket (annual pass) at guest relations or ticket booth before entering the park.

BufordT · 13 Jan 20, 09:26 PM

Originally Posted by disneypars

What you probably received was a gift certificate in the form of a gift card which has to be exchanged for a ticket (annual pass) at guest relations or ticket booth before entering the park.

That sounds sensible.. Now I just need to find out if we got one or two 😂😂

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claireyfairy8 Apprentice Imagineer Join Date: May 18 Location: Scotland claireyfairy8's Reviews Restaurant Reviews: 6 theDIBB Guidebook Pages Created: 1	I'm on the same train of thought as Nimbus. They surely would have only been valid when you got married, I assume you used them to visit the park just after the wedding? If you log in to MDE (assuming it's the same email), then it will show any valid tickets or AP. They will have been 1 each. There isn't a joint pass. I can't imagine they gave you life long AP or I think MANY more people would opt to get married there.