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Disneyland is still closed and we have no idea when the park will reopen, but that hasn t stopped Disneyland Resort from making massive changes to the way the park functions. Disneyland has announced that the incredibly popular Annual Passport program is ending, and while it will be replaced by something down the road, there s no information on what that will be or when we will see it. However, when the park reopens, whenever that happens, it will do so without most, if not all, of the people who had annual passes.
The news of the end of the annual pass program comes from the Los Angeles Times, which reports that the program is sunsetting, as of now. When the park closed down in March guests with one of the various flavors of annual pass were given the choice to either get a refund for their unused days, or to have their pass extended by however many days the park was closed. This was done when the expectation was the park would only be closed a matte
Disneyland Cancels Its Annual Pass Program
January 14, 2021, 3:30 PM ·
The Disneyland Resort is sunsetting its annual pass program, canceling all annual passes effective immediately.
Disneyland and Disney California Adventure have been closed since March due to the pandemic, so no one has been using their AP for the past 10 months anyway. While many passholders have seen their passes expire during the closure, those people who chose to have their passes extended or did not reach their expiration dates now will be getting pro-rated refunds, resort officials said today. Passholders will be able to check their refund amount at Disneyland.com/PassportRefund.