Disney World’s Park Pass reservation system allows guests with tickets, Resort guests, and Annual Passholders to make a reservation to visit one of the four Disney World parks.
As Disney has continued moving forward with their initial reopening phase, the Disney Park Pass system has released limited availability at a time. The parks are currently operating at a lower capacity so guests with hotel reservations, ticket holders, and Annual Passholder will have to schedule a time to visit Disney World.
Since capacity is limited, reservations throughout each month fill up quickly after guests schedule their time to go back to the parks. At this time, Annual Passholders without room reservations are only able to book 3 days at a time.
Although spots for times like Labor Day Weekend in Disney’s Hollywood Studios have filled up recently, more availability for Annual Passholders this month is live for the rest of August!
While multiple dates are still full, all of the parks have released more spots for Passholders to return back to Disney World during the last bit of summer vacation! Right now, there is full availability in all four parks from August 25th through August 28th and then again on August 31st. However, the other dates for the rest of the month have reservations available for certain parks (namely Disney’s Animal Kingdom, EPCOT, and Magic Kingdom).
Remember that Disney Park Pass availability fluctuates, so the reservations can fill up just as quickly as they appeared! However, as we continue to explore what a newly reopened Disney World looks like, we’ll make sure to keep you updated on more information about park availability, hours, and more!
Find out the details of Disney World’s reduced park hours in all four theme parks starting next month!
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Our family had reservations at a time share in September,my wife and 2 kids were going to purchase 7 day tickets and then were eligible for 7 days of advanced park resv. but because i had annual pass i could have only 3 days? that makes no sense, so i cancelled my annual pass for the refund and we eventually cancelled the September trip altogether,not sure when we will returning to Disney but it will not be anytime soon.
I cancelled my annual pass before the August 11th deadline because Disney is treating annual passholders like third class guests.When I looked at one point the calendar for August had openings for resort guests and people with random tickets, but most days had no openings for annual passholders. For over $600/year for a gold pass which already has blackout dates, being given the lowest priority for reservations just seemed incredibly insulting.
I’ll wait until next year when things hopefully return to normal. If the Yachtsman Steakhouse reopens, I might stop there some time before next year…probably on my way back from Universal.