Walt Disney World will resume selling annual passes for its theme parks Sept. 8. Expect new names for the passes — which have increased in price — as well as strengthened ties to park reservations, which are staying around, the company announced Monday.
The number of reservations that a passholder can have at a time will vary with the level of the annual pass. Three of the four annual passes have block-out dates.
New annual passes have not been sold at Disney World since early last year, although passholders have been allowed to renew. Date-specific, park-specific reservations — in addition to valid admission — were introduced when the parks opened in July 2020 after the coronavirus pandemic shutdown.
