Originally Posted By Crazy4WDW I didn't want to miss out on the free dining, so when I booked out trip, I had to buy a one-day ticket. Do any passholder out there know if I can apply the one-day ticket to the renewal of my pass? I've heard conflicting answers to this question.
Originally Posted By t1lersm0m Yes, from what I've read on either mousesavers.com or allearsnet.com, you can use the 1 day base pass towards the renewal of your AP.
Originally Posted By t1lersm0m <a href="http://www.mousesavers.com/triprep1105.html#mywdining" target="_blank">http://www.mousesavers.com/tri prep1105.html#mywdining</a> We had never before purchased a Walt Disney World vacation package. For one thing, vacation packages always include a hotel stay and admission tickets, which we normally don't need because we buy Annual Passes. However, recently Disney has been offering some very tempting deals on packages, and we've been wanting to try the Dining Plan, which is only available as an add-on to a Magic Your Way vacation package. It is possible to buy a vacation package that includes only a one-day ticket per person, which is what we did. Mike's last Annual Pass had expired, so he used the two admissions included with our package, borrowing my room key one day to use up the one-day ticket that was encoded on it. I used my Annual Pass for admission as usual. Probably this is not what Disney intends, but it can be done very easily and it's one way for Annual Passholders to take advantage of special package discounts and/or purchase the Dining Plan. (If everyone in your party has Annual Passes and you want to buy a vacation package, just add one-day tickets as we did, but don't use them. The tickets will be encoded onto your room keys. Save the room keys until it is time to buy the next Annual Pass. At that time, buy a new Annual Pass and have the value of the one-day tickets credited toward the new pass.)
