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News Disney Park Pass System announced for Walt Disney World theme park reservations
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hokielutz
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Well that's not great news... especially if there are 4 parks and no park hopping.
Sheesh.
M:SpilotISTC12
Well-Known Member
I think I saw that they aren't giving them out during this time. Could be wrong but remember seeing it in passing.
Mainahman
Well-Known Member
because they can and we will still pay for it?
WDW862
Well-Known Member
I can see them limiting main gate usage but outright banning it won't go over well lol.
Updating as it is 3 days -
"According to information that we are receiving, Walt Disney World Annual Passholders will only be able to hold 2 Disney Park Pass reservations at a time without a resort reservation."
"If you are an Annual Passholder and have a resort reservation, you will be able to reserve up to 14 days at a time. If you are an Annual Passholder with a resort reservation, you will be able to make Disney Park Pass reservations beginning June 22nd."
t.co
It will be 3 days for passholders
Walt Disney World Annual Passholders will be able to make theme park reservations for 3 days
Moire details for Passholders using the Walt Disney World theme park reservation system - Disney Park Pass.www.wdwmagic.com
"If you are an Annual Passholder and have a resort reservation, you will be able to reserve up to 14 days at a time. If you are an Annual Passholder with a resort reservation, you will be able to make Disney Park Pass reservations beginning June 22nd."
Annual Passholders Will Be Able to Hold a Maximum of Three Disney Park Pass Reservations at a Time
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t.co
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HouCuseChickie
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Back from when they were canceling dining plans, that date was noted as the latest date travel agents (may just be UK agents) were able to book packages before everything was frozen. So, aside from it being pre 50th, that may be why that date keeps coming up and is also tied to your tickets.
We are presently going at the end of July with a 7 and 2 year old. We are taking necessary precautions with mask training and such and feel comfortable about being there during our time frame. That said I truly respect and understand the opinions of others who feel otherwise.
GoofGoof
Premium Member
Makes sense. Park reservations are linked to tickets and tickets don’t extend beyond then. It may be that by Sept 2020 they will extend further or see if they even need a reservation system anymore.
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Mattyp353
Member
Has your two year old been wearing a mask at all? Ours just turned three and we have no idea how it's going to go!
On and off. Started with her wearing in the house. we have a mask time and all have masks on. Now are moving to going for walks and wearing it out for periods of time. We have a little over a month so will extend as we get closer. We have a zoo trip planned next next friday and will give it a trial run to wear at zoo.
disneygeek90
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Yikes. What happens if it's July 17 and everything is booked several months in advance? Surely hope that isn't the case..."According to information that we are receiving, Walt Disney World Annual Passholders will only be able to hold 2 Disney Park Pass reservations at a time without a resort reservation."
"If you are an Annual Passholder and have a resort reservation, you will be able to reserve up to 14 days at a time. If you are an Annual Passholder with a resort reservation, you will be able to make Disney Park Pass reservations beginning June 22nd."
Annual Passholders Will Be Able to Hold a Maximum of Three Disney Park Pass Reservations at a Time
Walt Disney World news, photos, and reviews! We provide you with daily news from the Walt Disney World theme parks and beyond
erstwo
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LeSigh. 
2020 was to be my first ever birthday/ Christmas trip. I was hoping for a MVMCP on my actual date of birth (week of 20 December) and a few days in the parks. Since we were staying offsite and then heading to the coast to spend Christmas day with my in laws I suppose all of our Orlando plans might be canceled now. If I procrastinate on purchasing tickets and reserving park days, I'm thinking they'll be booked up soon?
Now, we just cross our fingers that my in law's retirement community is open for visitors I guess. We are hoping for any day now, but with the numbers increasing in Florida maybe we better set our sights on Christmas! Focusing on the bigger picture I guess - and counting our blessings!
2020 was to be my first ever birthday/ Christmas trip. I was hoping for a MVMCP on my actual date of birth (week of 20 December) and a few days in the parks. Since we were staying offsite and then heading to the coast to spend Christmas day with my in laws I suppose all of our Orlando plans might be canceled now. If I procrastinate on purchasing tickets and reserving park days, I'm thinking they'll be booked up soon?Now, we just cross our fingers that my in law's retirement community is open for visitors I guess. We are hoping for any day now, but with the numbers increasing in Florida maybe we better set our sights on Christmas! Focusing on the bigger picture I guess - and counting our blessings!
hokielutz
Well-Known Member
"According to information that we are receiving, Walt Disney World Annual Passholders will only be able to hold 2 Disney Park Pass reservations at a time without a resort reservation."
"If you are an Annual Passholder and have a resort reservation, you will be able to reserve up to 14 days at a time. If you are an Annual Passholder with a resort reservation, you will be able to make Disney Park Pass reservations beginning June 22nd."
Annual Passholders Will Be Able to Hold a Maximum of Three Disney Park Pass Reservations at a Time
Walt Disney World news, photos, and reviews! We provide you with daily news from the Walt Disney World theme parks and beyond
That is BS!!!
Mattyp353
Member
Why?
Good luck to you as well. Safe travels and stay safe
disneygeek90
Well-Known Member
14 days available to reserve with a resort, 2 if not resort? You don't think that's a little skewed? Meanwhile people with a resort will be gobbling up all reservations months in advance? It could turn into FoP FP+ all over again.
If park reservations fill as quickly as they are making it sound, it could be weeks or months between getting a day. That's... not great for someone that paid for access to a Disney park for 330-365 days a year.