Disney World Annual Pass Sales Returning Soon!

Disney Parks has finally made the announcement Disney World fans have been waiting years for!

For the first time since 2019, The Walt Disney World Resort will resume sales of all of their Annual Pass Tiers starting this month!

According to Disney Parks,

New sales of the Disney Incredi-Pass, Disney Sorcerer Pass and Disney Pirate Pass will resume and can be purchased online beginning on April 20! Please know, as we look to provide a great experience for our Passholders, the quantity of passes will be limited and passes, or a pass type, may become unavailable for purchase at any time. 

Disney also announced that Select Disney Vacation Club Members will be able to buy the Sorcerer Pass early, starting on April 13!

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Disney World Annual Passes have only been available for renewal since post-lockdown reopening, save for the Pixie Dust Pass, which has been restricted to Florida Residents.

Disney fans have been screaming for the return of Annual Pass sales for years, especially after the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California, began reselling its Annual Passes–now called Magic Key Passes–in multiple stints. Disney World is also resuming sales after releasing Annual Passholders from the constraints of the Theme Park Reservation System so long as they visit after 2 p.m. except for weekend visits to the Magic Kingdom (click the link below to read more about that story).

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While each Annual Pass level has a definitive renewal price, it is unclear if there will be an increase in place for new Passholders or those who were unable to renew.

The main difference between each Disney World Annual Pass is the amount of blockout dates added. The Disney Incredi-Pass has NO blockout dates, while the Disney Pixie Dust Pass is blocked out every weekend day as well as every major holiday period.

Disney World Annual Pass Sales are not expected to last long at all, and we at Disney Fanatic suggest our readers get online as soon as sales open, if not before that.