Annual Pass thought

[robnadina]

Hey All,
A girlfriend of mine was thinking about getting an AP for her family to DL and she asked a question that I didnt have an answer to.
Why do they charge the same rate for a Premium Pass for kids that they do adults? The Premium pass includes parking and its pretty obvious that a 3-9 yo would not be driving themselves to Disneyland, so why include parking for this age group? Does anyone know?
Thank you

[NotaGeek]

There are no price differentiation between adult/child for annual passes -- so everyone pays the same for all APs -- giving access to the parks 365 days a year plus bigger perks warrant the cost.

[BrerGnat]

Yep, it sort of doesn't make sense, but there you go.

WDW still has "child" pricing for APs, but not DL.

[Melanie]

WDW still has "child" pricing for APs, but not DL.

That is weird and doesn't quite seem right.

[tinkwest]

I have never had a problem with Annual Passes being priced the same regardless of your age. It really is a bargain in the end if you buy the pass that works best for you after considering all of the park entry dates, food & merchandise discounts, etc.

In specific regards to parking . . . my DD, when she was well below driving age, has gone to the parks with other families who did NOT have premium passes. With her as a passenger with a premium pass she was able to get them free parking.