UPDATE: We’ve updated Disney Park Pass availability for Annual Passholders in August since the publishing of this post to reflect new availability. In the span of 90 minutes, availability changed at all four parks, with some Disney’s Hollywood Studios slots now taken up, and other parks newly showing availability. To check for the most current and up-to-date Disney Park Pass availability, you can take a look at the calendar here.

Another day, another change in the Disney Park Pass Availability calendar. However, this seems to be another rare instance of good news, as Disney has quietly added availability for Annual Passholders in August and September.

August – Disney Park Passes for Annual Passholders

In August, we now see most of the month replenished with at least some availability for Annual Passholders, and in some cases, like on August 25-28 and 30-31, you see full availability at all four parks.

Currently through August 23, we’re seeing availability at every park except Disney’s Hollywood Studios. (Do note that an earlier version of this post stated that there were some Disney’s Hollywood Studios slots available during these days… well, they’re gone now.)

Here’s what availability looked like just yesterday in August. This has since been updated to the calendar seen above.

September – Disney Park Passes for Annual Passholders

Also in September, we’re seeing full availability at all four parks added for September 1-3, however no such luck throughout the rest of the month for Annual Passholders looking to book Disney’s Hollywood Studios on Fridays and weekends.

Here’s what availability looked like just yesterday in September. This has since been updated to the calendar seen above. It appears Disney will continue quietly opening up available slots as capacity and demand allows.

As a reminder, Magic Kingdom is now fully booked for Annual Passholders on Halloween, and as of this morning, Labor Day weekend is now also fully booked across the board for Theme Park Ticket guests, guests with room reservations, and Annual Passholders.

Well, what are you waiting for, Annual Passholders? Go book some park passes! If you’re looking to make reservations, you can check out our step-by-step guide here.

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