CEO Bob Iger has just announced that Disneyland and Walt Disney World will not be bringing back the Premier Annual Pass.

Premier Annual Passes Will Not Return

During the 2023 Annual Meeting of Shareholders, Iger stated that there was “not enough interest” and the Premier Annual Pass “didn’t really achieve much in the way of accessibility.”

The Disney Premier Pass was the ultimate pass that allowed United States residents to access the Walt Disney World Resort parks and Disneyland Resort parks for an entire year. The price for the pass began at $700 when it was introduced in 2010. It was over $2,000 before it was discontinued during the pandemic.

Walt Disney World Annual Passes

Walt Disney World Annual Passes are currently not being offered at this time, with the exception of the Disney Pixie Dust Pass — which is only available to Florida residents.

Here is what is included with the Pixie Dust Pass:

• Guests can visit one or more Walt Disney World theme parks on the same day with an advance park reservation
• Pass is valid for use most weekdays, subject to blockout dates including peak and holiday periods—view blockout dates
• Make 3 types of park reservations (all can be combined):
  • Make and hold up to 3 park reservations at a time on a rolling basis** (reservations are limited and are subject to availability and applicable pass blockout dates)
  • Passholders staying at Disney Resort hotels or other select hotels are eligible to make park reservations for each day of their Resort stay(s), in addition to holding 3 park reservations at a time
  • Bonus reservations will be added to the calendar from time to time, allowing you to make extra reservations on select days at select theme parks. Bonus reservations do not count as a reservation hold
• Standard theme park parking
• Discounts on dining, merchandise and more
• Customize with add-ons like Disney PhotoPass downloads and the Water Park and Sports option

Disneyland Magic Key Program

Disneyland has some of their annual passes available, but many are sold out.

According to Disney’s website, as of right now, the Enchant Key is available for renewal only and it includes:

• Reservation-based admission to one or both theme parks select days of the year, subject to availability of park reservations allocated to Magic Key passes, applicable pass blockout dates, and the Magic Key Terms and Conditions
• Hold up to 4 theme park reservations at a time****
• 20% off the purchase of Disney Genie+ service on days when you use your pass for park admission.* Price and availability vary by date. View important information about Disney Genie+ service
• Up to 10% off select merchandiseϯ
• Up to 10% off select diningϯ
• 25% off standard theme park parking at the Toy Story Parking Area, excluding blockout dates**

The Imagine Key is also available, but only to Southern California residents living in zip codes 90000 to 93599 and includes:

• Reservation-based admission to one or both theme parks select days of the year, subject to availability of park reservations allocated to Magic Key passes, applicable pass blockout dates, and the Magic Key Terms and Conditions
• Hold up to 2 theme park reservations at a time****
• 20% off the purchase of Disney Genie+ service on days when you use your pass for park admission.* Price and availability vary by date. View important information about Disney Genie+ service
• Up to 10% off select merchandise†
• Up to 10% off select dining†
• 25% off standard theme park parking at the Toy Story Parking Area, excluding blockout dates**

Did you ever have a Premier Pass? Let us know in the comments.

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