New ‘Lion King’ Walt Disney World Annual Passholder Magnet Coming Soon

Phil Wood

A plate on a checkered tablecloth with the text "New Annual Passholder magnet coming soon at Walt Disney World!" surrounded by cartoon worms and carrots.

New ‘Lion King’ Walt Disney World Annual Passholder Magnet Coming Soon

The official Walt Disney World Annual Passholders Instagram account has teased a new Annual Passholder magnet inspired by “The Lion King.”

Walt Disney World Annual Passholder Magnet

A hand holds a blue sphere with a white reflection, placed on a red and white checkered surface, reminiscent of the vibrant decor you'd find at Walt Disney World.

On July 23, the WDW Annual Passholders Instagram account hinted at numerous new offerings coming to Disney’s Animal Kingdom, including a new magnet. Now, thanks to a clip shared on Instagram, we have a better idea of what to expect from the magnet that will be released at some point in the near future.

At the start of the video, a cover sits over a plate of food. An arm, reminiscent of Timon’s, appears and removes the cover. This all but confirms that the new magnet will be inspired by “The Lion King.”

A plate on a checkered tablecloth features the text "New Annual Passholder magnet coming soon!" surrounded by cartoon insects and worms, perfect for Walt Disney World fans.


The removal of the cover reveals a pile of grubs and other bugs. They all slither away revealing a plate that reads, “New Passholder Magnet Coming Soon!” The words are then replaced by Mickey’s head inside of the Annual Passholder logo. Mickey winks. A release date for the new magnet has not been announced.

It seems that this new magnet will be the latest part of the 30th anniversary celebration of “The Lion King.” Other offerings have included Rafiki and Timon meet and greetsspecial menu itemsPandora jewelry charms, and merchandise

What character do you hope is featured on the Walt Disney World Annual Passholder magnet? Let us know in the comments.

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