Great news for Walt Disney World Annual Passholders—more “Good-to-Go Days” have been added for mid to late September 2024! The new dates—September 12, 15, 17, 18, 24, and 26—mean you can visit the parks without needing a theme park reservation, as long as you’re not blocked out and capacity allows.
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New ‘Good-to-Go Days’ for WDW Annual Passholders in July and Early August 2024
Exciting news for Walt Disney World Annual Passholders! Disney has announced new ‘Good-to-Go Days’ for the summer, allowing passholders to enjoy the magic of the parks without the need for a reservation. Mark your calendars for July 22, 27, 31, and August 4, 2024, and get ready for some spontaneous
New Annual Passholder Good to Go Days Added for Early May at Disney World
Great news for Walt Disney World Annual Passholders! Disney has just announced the addition of three new “Good to Go Days” for early May 2024. These special days allow passholders to skip the park reservation step and head straight for the magic at any of the four Walt Disney World
Disney Park Passes Unavailable For Halloween At Magic Kingdom
The spookiest time of the year is getting closer! Halloween is one of the guests favorite time of the year to visit the Walt Disney World Resort, specially Magic Kingdom Park due to the amazing decorations and fun parties! This year that might look a bit different with the cancelation
Disney World Reservation system is now live
Disney World Reservation system is now live. The Disney World Reservation is now live on the Disney World Website, also known as Disney Park Pass. To get started visit here. https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/park-reservations/ If you get the image above you are on the right page! First, select the date you would
Details released for Disney Park Pass System at Walt Disney World
Details released for Disney Park Pass System at Walt Disney World It’s almost time for magic as we prepare for the reopening of Walt Disney World Resort theme parks, starting July 11 with Magic Kingdom Park and Disney’s Animal Kingdom and followed July 15 by EPCOT and Disney’s Hollywood Studios. We’re taking