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News Walt Disney World to resume sales of Annual Passes (New sales resume April 20, 2023)
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Ayla
Well-Known Member
Shocking. (Not in the least.)Disney website crashes as Annual Pass sales resume for Walt Disney World
Disney website crashes as Annual Pass sales resume for Walt Disney World
Disney website crashes as Annual Pass sales resume for Walt Disney Worldwww.wdwmagic.com
vikescaper
Well-Known Member
Shhhhhhh!!!
Ayla
Well-Known Member
You must be new.
Disney Glimpses
Well-Known Member
When you consider how many dining reservations or shop Disney purchases or Genie+ reservations are made all simultaneously on their respective services, it’s much easier to see that it’s not a demand issue and a system design issue as @wdwmagic said.
There aren’t that many people who are trying to purchase an AP right now.
There aren’t that many people who are trying to purchase an AP right now.
Message last updated: 9:10 AM ET
Pardon the InconvenienceSome of our digital experiences are unavailable at this time. DVC Disney Sorcerer Pass and Disney Pixie Dust Pass sales will resume as soon as possible. We thank you for your patience and understanding.
Disney Glimpses
Well-Known Member
All different services. There’s a bug somewhere, the issues aren’t demand related as evidenced by services crashing again even with a queue.
GhostHost1000
Premium Member
I’m sorry. You should be banned from all
Disney forums now haha
mysto
Well-Known Member
Sorcerer $1000, day admission $110, so about 9 days to be "worth it". That is probably a little underpriced, but I'm not sure what normal is here.
commandorabbit
New Member
No.
commandorabbit
New Member
Not disagreeing, but most days aren't $110, especially weekends. More like $150.
Rototom
Member
Should I log off? I'm in the queue for Sorcerer. Been nearly an hour and no movement.
Disney Glimpses
Well-Known Member
The AP price is designed to be a deal, that’s the whole point of the program.
Not at all. What this is is Disney's refusal to sell AP's to DVC for 18 months and those DVC people who have been ready, willing, and able to use their points to book rooms and visit the parks wanting to buy something that has been available to them for well over a decade until $lappie decided APs were a bad thing and the family from Denver was more important than loyal guests who have already handed over tens of thousands of dollars to the company.
No APs until today and coincidentally, as of last night availability at most DVC resorts (outside of rooms at the lowest points... point...) is wide open through the end of the year...
Do you see a wait time? If not, you may not be in the actual queue
Wait... you mean, this is something like a loyalty program designed to bring in money throughout the year?