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When it comes to being a Walt Disney World Annual Passholder, there are tons of different perks that come alongside getting to visit the Parks virtually whenever you want.
Certain discounts at different Walt Disney World eateries, shops, and even Resort hotels are just some of the perks Annual Passholders can take advantage of.
However, Disney just announced an even better perk for all Annual Passholders, both Florida Residents and Guests visiting from out-of-state!
NEW: Disney is introducing "good-to-go" days for APs and CMs in 2024. Disney will offer "select days" that will not need a park reservation at all. The days will be rolled out on an ongoing basis. This will be offered in addition to the new 2pm rule that was introduced recently. pic.twitter.com/6srxsoA1eT
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Although Disney Annual Passholders can visit whenever they want, they still have to adhere to the Park Reservation system.
However, with Disney’s upcoming “good-to-go days,” Annual Passholders and Cast Members alike will no longer have to adhere to Park Reservation requirements—at least, not all the time.
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Disney will begin rolling out “good-to-go days” in 2024, changing the system so that Cast Members and Annual Passholders do not need Park Reservations at all.
Once these days begin, they will continue on an “ongoing basis,” giving Annual Passholders and Cast Members even more chances to visit the Parks on a whim.
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This new system will be introduced in addition to Walt Disney World’s recent change, allowing each Annual Passholder to visit a Disney Park without a Park Reservation after 2 p.m. (except for Magic Kingdom on the weekends).
It’s worth noting that these upcoming “good-to-go days” will still be subjected to capacity limitations, block-out dates, and more.
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For more information, check out Disney’s official announcement. More information about these Annual Passholder changes will be released, so stay tuned to Disney Dining for more updates!
