Got my refund.
AP was paid in full, no block out dates. Refund requested by phone 07/16/2020, which was 2 days after the emails went out. Refund received to credit card used to pay. I kept looking and looking on the credit card website, but I did not see the credit with the daily transactions. But now the website shows an image of the credit card statement they are going to mail me (because my credit card cycle just ended), and the credit shows from Epcot Guest Relations.
HOW I CALCULATED IT:
When I called to cancel, they told me to use this formula to figure out what my refund would be. They did not do the math for me.
Remember that I paid in full with no block out dates.
You need to know:
Amount you paid for your AP
Extended expiration date of your AP
That Disney World parks reopened on 07/11/2020
I took the price that I paid for the AP and divided by 366 days for the year (it was a Leap Year) to come up with the price I paid per day.
I looked in
MDE to see the extended expiration date of my AP, and wrote it down. This was before they added an extra month extension to that; you can't use the extra extended expiration date.
I counted up the days from the reopening date of 07/11/2020 through the extended expiration date of my AP.
I multiplied (price I paid per day) x (number of days) = refund amount.
The amount of credit I received was $3 more than what I had calculated.
HOW TO CALCULATE IT PER THE DISNEY WEBSITE:
If you go to
https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/faq/passholders/paid-in-full-annual-pass-reopening-refund/?
it says to calculate your refund this way:
- If the total amount that you paid for your pass(es) (minus any refunds already given) exceeds the “usable value” (see below) of your pass(es), that excess will be refunded to you.
- The usable value of your pass(es) equals the total sale price of your pass(es) multiplied by the number of days that you could have visited any park prior to March 16 and divided by the total number of access days to any park permitted under the pass(es) at pass activation.
You need to know:
Amount you paid for your AP
The day you activated your AP
That Disney World theme parks closed 03/16/2020
How many block out days (if any) there were for you between the day you activated your AP and 03/16/2020
Access days = (366 days for the year) - (number of block out dates for you between the day you activated your AP and 03/16/2020)
Usable value = (Amount you paid) x (number of days between the day you activated your AP and 03/16/2020) divided by (access days)
Refund amount = (amount you paid for your AP) - (usable value) - (any refunds already paid to you)
But when I do it that way, it comes out to $10 less than the amount of the refund I received