Annual Passports: More food discounts, but AP prices increase

DisneyDaniel · 09-02-2005, 02:42 PM

Some of you may have heard or noticed this already, but starting today the the prices for Disneyland Resort Annual Passports have just increased an extra $20, except for the SoCal AP which remains the same price:
SoCal Select AP: $119
SoCal AP: $149
Deluxe AP: $229
Premium AP: $349
Adding "Parking" to the pass still costs $49 (for SoCal Select through Deluxe)

Also, just changed, more restaurants at the Disneyland Resort have discounts across the board with minimum purchase of $10: 10% off for SoCal and Deluxe APs, while Premium APs get 15% off.

Disneyland AP Food Discounts valid at:
Bengal BBQ
Blue Bayou
Blue Ribbon Bakery
Cafe Orleans
Carnation Cafe
Club Buzz
French Market
Golden Horseshoe
Hungry Bear Restaurant
Plaza Inn
Rancho del Zocalo
Redd Rockett's Pizza Port
Refreshment Corner
Riverbelle Terrace
Stage Door Cafe
Toontown Dining
Village Haus

Disney's California Adventure AP Food Discounts valid at:
Ariel's Grotto
Award Wieners
Baker's Field Bakery
Burger Invasion
Cocina Cucamonga Mexican Grill
Corn Dog Castle
Cover Bar (food only)
Golden Vine Bar (food only)
Pacific Wharf Cafe
Pizza Oom Mow Mow
Strips, Dips, & Chips
Taste Pilots' Grill
The Vineyard Room
Wine Country Trattoria

Hotels of the Disneyland Resort AP Food Discounts valid at:
Croc's Bits and Bites
Disney's PCH Grill
Goofy's Kitchen
Granville's Steakhouse
Hearthstone Lounge
Hook's Pointe
Lobby Bar
Lost Bar
Pool Bars (all hotels)
Storytellers Cafe
Top Brass
White Water Snacks
Wine Cellar
Yamabuki

Anyone who already received their AP renewal letters in the mail should be able to renew with the old prices, if you renew by mail before your old AP expires.

As for the food discounts, I imagine this will make it much easier for both guests and cast members to know which restaurants have discounts and at what percentage off. This makes a lot more sense, and I never really understood why, in the past, certain restaurants offered discounts while other similarly priced places did not. For instance, some popular Disneyland food places, such as Riverbelle Terrace, Bengal BBQ and Golden Horseshoe, previously did not give discounts for APs.

09-02-2005, 02:42 PM	#1
DisneyDaniel California Adventurer Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: SoCal Posts: 537	Annual Passports: More food discounts, but AP prices increase Some of you may have heard or noticed this already, but starting today the the prices for Disneyland Resort Annual Passports have just increased an extra $20, except for the SoCal AP which remains the same price: SoCal Select AP: $119 SoCal AP: $149 Deluxe AP: $229 Premium AP: $349 Adding "Parking" to the pass still costs $49 (for SoCal Select through Deluxe) Also, just changed, more restaurants at the Disneyland Resort have discounts across the board with minimum purchase of $10: 10% off for SoCal and Deluxe APs, while Premium APs get 15% off. Disneyland AP Food Discounts valid at: Bengal BBQ Blue Bayou Blue Ribbon Bakery Cafe Orleans Carnation Cafe Club Buzz French Market Golden Horseshoe Hungry Bear Restaurant Plaza Inn Rancho del Zocalo Redd Rockett's Pizza Port Refreshment Corner Riverbelle Terrace Stage Door Cafe Toontown Dining Village Haus Disney's California Adventure AP Food Discounts valid at: Ariel's Grotto Award Wieners Baker's Field Bakery Burger Invasion Cocina Cucamonga Mexican Grill Corn Dog Castle Cover Bar (food only) Golden Vine Bar (food only) Pacific Wharf Cafe Pizza Oom Mow Mow Strips, Dips, & Chips Taste Pilots' Grill The Vineyard Room Wine Country Trattoria Hotels of the Disneyland Resort AP Food Discounts valid at: Croc's Bits and Bites Disney's PCH Grill Goofy's Kitchen Granville's Steakhouse Hearthstone Lounge Hook's Pointe Lobby Bar Lost Bar Pool Bars (all hotels) Storytellers Cafe Top Brass White Water Snacks Wine Cellar Yamabuki Anyone who already received their AP renewal letters in the mail should be able to renew with the old prices, if you renew by mail before your old AP expires. As for the food discounts, I imagine this will make it much easier for both guests and cast members to know which restaurants have discounts and at what percentage off. This makes a lot more sense, and I never really understood why, in the past, certain restaurants offered discounts while other similarly priced places did not. For instance, some popular Disneyland food places, such as Riverbelle Terrace, Bengal BBQ and Golden Horseshoe, previously did not give discounts for APs. __________________ Yes, I do LOVE Disney California Adventure. Disneyland is not so bad either ;-) Last edited by DisneyDaniel : 09-02-2005 at 02:58 PM.
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