Disneyland General
Topic: Replacement DAP?

#	Author	Message
1	amazedncal2 Sat 4/26/2008 3:21p	Hi, My son just phoned and said his wife left her DAP at home. They will be going to the parks next week. I told him that I thought they can go to the gate and get a pass to go to the AP processing center. Now I'm thinking that they may have to go to the ticket booth or guest services. Any info. will be greatly appreciated :) Also, what is the fee for a replacement? Thank you :)
2	gottaluvdavillains Sat 4/26/2008 3:24p	Guest Services - and DS19 said the fee was $20 but his GF said it was $30 - They lost one in Feb.
3	FerretAfros Sat 4/26/2008 3:50p	If they're going later in the week (depending on where you live), you may be able to get a new one through the mail before then. There is a fee that's around $20, but it's not too tough of a procedure. When I renewed last fall online/receiving in the mail, I got mine in about 3 days, in LA.
4	Darkbeer Sat 4/26/2008 4:26p	Disney will offer one "free" pass a year to someone who left the AP at home. They print out a Cardboard ticket that allows you into the park. If you are from outside the area, they might issue one for a few days straight, for example, someone who drove up from San Diego for the weekend, they might offer to give you the pass 3 days in a row. They do keep track of this info in the computer system. If you get one of these passes, make sure and stop by City Hall to get a "FastPass" barcode, as the special one-day AP doesn't have a barcode. Just show your ticket and ID (required) to get the pass. But on your "second" visit of the year, they will require you to buy a replacment "plastic" AP, currently has a $20 charge for the replacement. Currently any ticket window, or guest SERVICES on the Disneyland side can offer either the one-day pass and/or the replacement AP (Each window now has an AP printer, so they can use the photo on file and print a replacement).
5	mousermerf Sat 4/26/2008 6:19p	Why do they charge for replacements? AP's really are treated like second class citizens at DLR with this and AP-preview lottery.
6	amazedncal2 Sat 4/26/2008 7:25p	Thank you all for the information :) Darkbeer I'll pass your info. on to our daughter in law. The details are much appreciated!
7	amazedncal2 Sun 4/27/2008 7:21a	Whoops, meant to add thanks to gottaluv and Ferret. Thats one thing I really love about LP, everyone willing to take some time to post their thoughts and helpful info. mousemerf, I don't know the answer to your question, it's funny though, I just assumed there would be a fee. We are self employed and see what even a re run of a statement costs in time, ink, paper, electricity, postage, etc. It may just take a few moments but there is a cost and someone needs to pay for it. Bottom line i suppose :)
8	SuperDry Mon 4/28/2008 5:11p	If there was no charge to replace, a certain number of people would not bring their passes and just show up and expect to get a "replacement" each time they came to the park.
9	rtjl72 Mon 4/28/2008 6:12p	you could check into an overnight delivery through ups or u.s. postal services. one year we needed relpacement contact lenses and had the eye doc do just this. right to our hotel door and voila! my dh could see again!(darn he could focus in on all of my dl prurchases!)
10	TinksBestFriend Mon 4/28/2008 7:24p	Just to add to Darkbeer's comment, it is once a calendar year.

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