[NokeyNose]

This is what I found out incase anyone else needs the information...

Because I am a DVC member purchasing the AP's at a discount, they are issueing me an "exchange certificate". It is actually different from a "Voucher". I need to show my DVC member card at a Guest Services location in order to activate my AP. At that time I will have access to all of the "perks" that come along with an AP! However, I may book a room now at an AP discounted rate, but before I check in I will need to go to a Guest Services Location and pick up my AP's so I can show them when checking in, OR I will NOT be given the AP Discount rate.

So therefore, No Mickey Monitor, No Passholder access to the Passholder site and that leads to a very sad Nokeynose!

DH did some research though and found a site that has the Mickey monitor for me to browse! What a guy!!! Anyone else that wants to view it can check it out as well!

http://www.florida-project.com/wdw-vacation-handbooks-planning-guides-newsletters/2009-spring-hidden-walt-disney-world

Scroll down it is on the bottom left! Enjoy!

[DisneyTeacher]

Originally Posted by Soundgod

I've never even had to do that much.
I've left my AP home many times and even lost mine in a park one day and all I had to do was go to any Guest Services window, give them my name, and present a picture ID, and I was on my way in minutes with a new AP.
(That's the up side to the paper ticket style AP instead of a hard plastic photo ID like other parks).

That's what I did one morning when I got to Epcot with no AP. I didn't want to go back to the resort and waste an hour when I could get it replaced in 5 minutes. All I needed was a photo ID and my name. It took a few minutes of looking but the CM found me and printed another AP.