Tokyo Disneyland is back open to guests of all ages with THREE new attractions (whose animatronics have honestly blown us away).

The parks have also moved forward with other expansions as well as bringing back nighttime entertainment, like “Believe! Sea of Dreams.” However, the limited attendance in place has caused Tokyo Disney to make changes in how the parks operate during its reopening phases.

As a part of the modifications made at the parks and resorts, Tokyo Disneyland has issued the announcement that the Annual Pass program will be put on hold for the time being in the parks.

Guests who have Annual Passes that expire on February 29th, 2020 or later will be able to receive refunds starting today, October 23rd. The previously planned expiration date won’t be extended, and the admission by lottery process will end as well in December.

Although Tokyo Disney hasn’t stated what will happen with the Annual Pass program, the resort has noted they will provide more details by the end of March 2021. We’ll make sure to keep you updated, though, on everything happening in Disney’s international parks!

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