If you’re anything like me, passwords are not your friend. I just can’t keep them straight. A password for my Disney World account, a completely different one for my Disneyland and Disney Cruise Line accounts…and then there’s shopDisney. Do you know how many times I’ve had to change my shopDisney password? I can never remember it. That all changes today!
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Now, one password is all I need to remember! Disney has streamlined its login process across all of its sites. When you login to any of Disney’s websites now you’ll see the exact same screen and prompt for login. That means it’s now a one and done. No need The new streamlined login will apply across the family of Disney sites including:
- Disney World
- Disneyland
- Tokyo Disney
- Disney Vacation Club
- Aulani
- Disney Cruise Line
- Play Disney Parks
- Golden Oak
- Club 33
- shopDisney
- Disney Rewards
- Disney Gift Card
- ABC
- National Geographic
- ESPN
- Marvel
- Star Wars
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We checked to see if the new streamlined process would mean that we now had accounts for Disney sites we had previously not registered for and it looks like we do. Having (unfortunately) never stayed at Aulani, I never had occasion to create an account but I was able to login. The verbiage on the site basically says that if you’ve logged into one Disney site, you can log into all of them. One thing we wish is that login into one would log us into all. As it stands now, you have to return to the same login page at each new site.
It’s a rare day indeed that we can say “YAY Disney IT,” but this is one of them. Disney is notoriously bad at building websites. Recently, Oogie Boogie Bash ticket sales had to be stopped due to a glitch in the system and couldn’t resume until several days later. Similar occurrences happened when 2024 Walt Disney World Resort packages went on sale and when Walt Disney World Annual Passes returned. Despite their reputation, this new process has been seamlessly far. We’ve been able to login to all of our Disney accounts with the same info.
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Now if only we wouldn’t get an email every time we log in that would be super.