Give a Day, Get a Disney Day
 

In 2010, to get your free (birth)day at Disneyland you'll need to do a day of community service.

I love this idea. We're letting our APs lapse so I've entered my email for updates. Can't wait to see the organizations list.

Can you imagine the effect on volunteer organizations if all the people (or perhaps more accurately, a third of the people?) who got free birthday visits/gift cards actually did this?



The bad news is that APers kind of get the shaft on this one. FAQ
And no, you can't pretend you're not an APer and give a free ticket to a friend:
I would argue that donating your free day at DL to someone who needs it more than us would be a wonderful thing to do....but after getting a $70 gift card last year it does kind of suck. ;)

Don't believe it has any connection to the Birthday Free Entrance. You'll still get that, at least that is what I understand.

The birthday free admission program end on 12/31/09. The give a day, get a day program is the replacement and begins next year.

Quote from Jay Rasulo....."What will you celebrate? will be extended through 2010 paired with an exciting new offer - Give a Day. Get a Disney Day."

I didn't think that included the free day on your birthday. But I certainly could be wrong.

Either way...we're all excited about the new promotion...it's a great way to get the community out doing charitable work with a great reward!

Yeah, but not offering a free day to AP holders is really cheap on Disney's part.

If the friend I would have given the free ticket to wants to do a volunteer day for the ticket, I'll gladly do that day with her and we'll enjoy the (what I assume is) all-attraction fast passes on the subsequent day at the Park.


Otherwise, no, the fast pass alone is not carrot enough for me.

It's a limited amount of fast passes, just like the birthday ones.

Yeah, basically one (group) fast pass for each fast pass attraction, right?