Planning a Walt Disney World visit just became a little easier for Annual Passholders heading to the parks later this month.
Four additional September dates have officially joined Disney's Good to Go calendar.
September 23, September 24, September 28, and September 29 are now reservation-free days for eligible Annual Passholders. That means passholders can enter a Disney World theme park without first securing the park reservation that would normally be required.
The latest additions also push September to a new milestone. Passholders now have 11 Good to Go Days during the month.
Four Late-September Dates Added
Disney has steadily expanded its Good to Go calendar throughout September rather than releasing every date at once.
Earlier dates included September 2, 3, 8, 10, 14, 15, and 16.
Now, Disney has extended the list into the final portion of September with four more dates.
For passholders who haven't planned their late-September visits yet, the update creates more opportunities for a spontaneous park day.
Someone could decide that morning that they want to visit Disney's Animal Kingdom or spend the day at EPCOT without first making a theme park reservation.
That's one of the biggest advantages of a Good to Go Day. It removes an extra planning requirement for eligible Annual Passholders.
However, it doesn't remove every Annual Pass rule.
There Are Still Some Restrictions
Good to Go Days remain subject to the blockout calendar associated with each Annual Pass.
If a passholder's admission isn't valid on a particular date because of a blockout restriction, having that date designated as Good to Go doesn't change the situation.
Park capacity restrictions also continue to apply.
For passholders who are eligible to enter, though, the Good to Go designation means they don't have to make the usual theme park reservation before arriving.
That's particularly convenient for frequent visitors who don't necessarily need to plan a Disney World trip weeks or even days ahead.
Disney Will Remove Reservations Already Made
There's also good news for anyone who already booked a theme park reservation for September 23, 24, 28, or 29.
Passholders don't need to cancel those reservations themselves.
When Disney changes a date to Good to Go status, existing reservations for that day are automatically removed from the passholder's reservation count.
Guests can still see the original plans through My Disney Experience, but the reservation won't take up one of the spots they're allowed to hold.
That can free up room for another upcoming Disney World visit that does require a reservation.
Passholders Have Another Way Around Reservations
Even outside Good to Go Days, Disney offers Annual Passholders some flexibility with its reservation system.
Passholders can typically enter the theme parks after 2:00 p.m. without making a reservation.
Magic Kingdom has an important exception. Passholders still face reservation requirements there on Saturdays and Sundays.
Good to Go Days are more useful for anyone hoping to arrive earlier because the designation removes the reservation requirement for the entire day.
A passholder could arrive in the morning and make a full park day out of the visit rather than waiting until the afternoon.
September Becomes a Flexible Month for Passholders
The four newest additions bring September's Good to Go total to 11 days.
That puts September alongside July, which also had 11 Good to Go Days during 2026. Other months offered considerably fewer opportunities. August had six dates, June had four, and March had only two.
The number of dates can change as Disney updates its calendar, which is why passholders may want to keep checking as their planned visit approaches.
For now, the important change affects the final stretch of September.
Annual Passholders now have September 23, 24, 28, and 29 available as additional Good to Go Days.
For eligible passholders, that means four more chances to skip the advance park reservation and make their Disney World plans with a little more freedom.
