Here’s EVERYTHING You Need to Know About the Disney World Annual Passholder Previews!
Just moments ago, registration for Disney World’s Special Annual Passholder Preview Event went LIVE!
Main Street, U.S.A.
And even though the event has already filled up, we’re back to share all the important details you’ll need to know if you’re going!
Previously, Disney World announced July 9th and July 10th as the dates of its Annual Passholder previews at Magic Kingdom and Disney’s Animal Kingdom giving APs an opportunity to visit the parks BEFORE they reopened to the general public on July 11th and 15th.
Passholder Entrance
Weekday Select, Theme Park Select, Silver, Gold, Platinum, Platinum Plus, and Premier Passholders were all eligible to register for the AP previews, and we learned a few new SUPER-important details when we snagged out spots today!
Magic Kingdom
You Needed to Choose…
Annual Passholders could only register for ONE day (either July 9th or 10th) and ONE park (either Magic Kingdom or Disney’s Animal Kingdom) meaning you COULDN’T attend both previews. Registration was fairly simple. Guests selected the day and park they would like to attend the preview for, attached guests, and then confirmed. Keep in mind, you couldn’t make modifications after registering.
Entrance to Disney’s Animal Kingdom
Spots Were Limited
Even though reservations to attend the Special Annual Passholder Preview Event are required, spots were limited, and available on a first-come, first-served basis. You needed to have an activated annual pass for AP preview registration and if you wished to bring a guest, they also needed to have an active annual pass.
Note: once you added a guest to your reservation, the system would not allow them to register themselves for the Annual Passholder preview.
What You’ll Need to Bring
If you were able to snag a spot to one of the Annual Passholder preview, do note that each person must bring their Annual Pass and a government-issued photo ID with them. You’ll also need to bring a copy of your confirmation page.
Screenshot from Disney World’s Website
Passholders should expect to receive additional emails from Disney for their reservation 3 to 5 days prior to the event and if guests are planning on staying at a Disney Resort hotel, regular Disney transportation will not be available. Guests will need to provide their own transportation to and from the theme parks.
Disney World’s Bus System Will Not Be Fully Operational During AP Previews
Keep in mind, you will need to bring your own face covering which must be worn by everyone (ages 2 and up) at all times, except when dining or swimming.
And while Disney World has released some details about which restaurants, shops, and attractions will be open starting July 11th, some experiences may be limited or modified during the Annual Passholder previews.
Click here to read our ultimate guide to everything that’s reopening at Disney World!
Did you register to attend one of the Special Annual Passholder Preview Events? Let us know which park you’ll be heading to in the comments below!
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