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  • On Mar 4, 2011
    Emily from FL Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    I have ?s about the Fl annual pass.Can I use it while making payments or does it have to be 100%paid. Are they only valid until the end of 2011, or are they active a year from the 1st time u use it, or a year after your first payment. Thanks for your help

    Hi Emily! The monthly payment option is a great choice for Florida residents to be able to purchase or renew their annual passes. Once you make your initial deposit payment and assign a credit card to the monthly payment, you will be able to use your annual pass. It becomes active from the day of first use, if you have purchased it online and need to redeem your voucher certificate at the parks. If you purchase your pass at the parks, it will become valid from that date of purchase. That will be your renewal date as well.

    I hope that helps!
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