OT: Seasonal or Annual WDW Pass

I'm trying to decide which pass to buy for Disney. There is about a $100 difference. But when I look at the blackout dates for the seasonal they seem to be times I wouldn't be going anyways. Any other hidden info I should know before I buy?

Other then the money difference and the blackout dates, I think you have to pay parking fees. With an annual pass parking is included. I am not aware of any other hidden info. We got annual passes for our whole family, we thought of seasonal first though but we wanted the freedom of going anytime we want. We try to go to Disney everyother weekend, but usually we make it once a month. Tracey -117

Hi Sarah, We got the annual passes for the first year, then opted for the seasonal the second. As the other reply mentioned, the only difference I know of is you have to pay for parking with seasonal, and the blackout days. For us, we wouldn't really go during blackout times, as that's when they're most crowded. We usually stay at disney resorts, so you don't have to pay for parking when you show them the resort parking pass. --Jezz

Why don't you try buying one annual pass and the rest seasonal. That way you can take advantage of the free parking and any discounts or benefits that me be included. I'm not sure if its the same with WDW but Universal passes include 20% discounts on gift shops and some restaurants. -Janel 249/149