Don’t Do This At Disneyland Or You Could Lose Your Annual Pass
While “flipping” items you buy at lower prices might be a great way to bring in some extra income, don’t even think about trying this at Disneyland. Annual pass holders at…
Walt Disney World Resort guests can discover the newest, most spectacular fireworks show in the history of Magic Kingdom Park with “Happily Ever After.” The stunning nighttime extravaganza features more lasers, lights and projections than any Magic Kingdom Park show before it. Characters and scenes from more than 25 Disney films are featured through state-of-the-art projections, enchanted by more than 50 choreographed spotlights, brilliant lasers and plenty of awe-inspiring fireworks. (Mariah Wild, photographer)
While "flipping" items you buy at lower prices might be a great way to bring in some extra income, don't even think about trying this at Disneyland. Annual pass holders at the theme park are entitled to discounted merchandise. But some unscrupulous folk are then turning around and unloading their hauls for a profit. According to the terms and conditions of the agreement, "Such benefits and discounts are for personal use only and may not be used for any commercial purpose," which includes reselling. The OC Register has learned that Disneyland will send the mouse police after so-called "flippers," revoking their annual passes, which cost upwards of $1,149. Have you ever tried your hand at flipping goods? What was your best sale?
