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  • On May 6, 2021
    Jo from WI Asked     “

    Florida resident pass. I just bought a home in Florida. No mortgage on it. Is a paid in full homeowners policy good enough for verification? I know they want it for 2 months at a time. Do we have to verify each time we buy a FL pass?”

    Hey there, Jo!

    Wow, how awesome is it that you are now an official property owner in Florida! I lived in Florida for several years and those Walt Disney World discounts were amazing!

    Any adults over the age of 18 will need to provide proof of residency each time that they purchase a Florida resident discounted ticket. This proof can either be provided when purchasing your tickets, if you have a valid Florida-issued ID, OR when you activate your tickets on the first day of use. 

    Now, if you do not have a Florida-issued ID, there is a list of documents on the Walt Disney World Website that you may provide to provide proof of residency. Included on that list is a current homeowners insurance policy, as well as utility bills. Please note that all utility bills must be less than 2 months old. 

    I hope that this gave you a bit of insight, Jo!

    See you real soon!

    Sarah B. 
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Meet the Panelist: Sarah, Georgia

Hi There! I’m Sarah from Atlanta, GA. Together, my Disney-loving husband and I have two amazing kids and love nothing more than running away to the Walt Disney World Resort every chance that we get. When we are not wandering around the resorts, we love to indulge our sweet tooth with all the snacks we can find. I am passionate about making sure the magic reaches kids of all ages, from the smallest to the biggest, because we are all kids at Walt Disney World! Learn More About Sarah

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