New: Disney World’s Biggest Fans To Be Mailed Theme Park Secrets

Disney’s biggest theme park fans are being mailed company secrets as part of an exclusive perk.

The Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Central Florida, is the destination for Disney fans. With a sprawling 25,000-acre site, Disney World’s four theme parks (Magic Kingdom Park, EPCOT, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and Disney’s Animal Kingdom) entertain millions of guests each year.

However, while crowds look to be high across Thanksgiving and Christmas, Disney World has noted lower-than-usual attendance. This could, of course, be down to the rising cost of admission, hotel accommodation, or the need to purchase add-ons–like the new Lightning Lane Multi, Single, and Premier Passes–to fully enjoy a vacation to the resort.

The House of Mouse’s earnings calls this year have acknowledged the attendance dips, explaining that the trend may continue. Despite this, many are frustrated with Disney’s apparent lack of awareness of just how expensive it is to visit Disney World; instead, the company is seemingly focused on using IP to drive up visitation.

Another recent price hike that sparked online discourse was the rise in costs for Annual Passes. In late October, Disney drove up its Annual Pass prices between $30 and $100, with the Incredi-Pass, Disney World’s most expensive option, now costing $1,549 (previously $1,449).

Of course, one of the main selling points for Disney Annual Passholders is the stream of perks that come with them. From in-park discounts to exclusive merchandise, Disney World’s biggest fans often make notable savings while visiting the theme parks.

The latest perk for Annual Passholders is a unique one.

According to reports, Disney is mailing out a different kind of gift for Disney World Passholders this holiday season: a baking set featuring four Disney theme park recipes.

In the mail, AP holders will receive a package wrapped in Disney-themed gift paper containing the recipes for Jack Jack’s Num Num Cookies, usually found in Hollywood Studios, Disney’s Contemporary Resort’s Chef Mickey’s Sugar Cookies, the Tres Leches cake from EPCOT, and even the famed and viral beignets from Port Orleans Resort–French Quarter.

It is exciting that Disney is sending these recipes out in time for the holiday season, and all Annual Passholders should watch out for the mail arriving in the coming days and weeks.

There are currently four Annual Pass options Disney World offers. The Disney Pixie Dust Pass and Disney Pirate Pass are available for Florida residents only, while the Disney Sorcerer Pass is available for Florida residents and Disney Vacation Club (DVC) members. The Disney Incredi-Pass is available for anyone.

Are you a Disney World Annual Passholder? Have you received your baking collection yet? Let Disney Fanatic know in the comments down below!