Step-by-Step Directions For New Disney Park Pass System

Posted on by Mathew Corn Animal Kingdom, Disney Parks, Epcot, Hollywood Studios, Magic Kingdom

Via: DisDining.com

Monday, June 22, Walt Disney World’s new Park Pass System launched for Disney Resort Guests with valid park admission. Before you rush to the Disney website, check out 8 easy steps and photos to help you navigate the new system!

The main entrance to the Walt Disney World Resort in Florida. (Photo courtesy, Walt Disney World)

First things first, there are date restrictions for booking a park reservation as Disney is releasing the program in phases to different groups with valid theme park admission. Click here to learn more about who is and is not allowed to begin booking at the present time. You MUST have a valid ticket linked to your account to book at the allotted time. No ticket? Disney has said they will begin selling tickets once again “later this summer”.

Alright! STEP 1: Go to the Walt Disney World website and log-in. Under the MyDisneyExperience drop down you’ll find “Disney Park Pass System”.

STEP 2: Click “Make a Disney Park Pass Reservation” (blue box). If you click this link when the system is busy, you may get a Castle saying you are in a holding queue. Try this link to attempt to bypass the holding queue.

STEP 3: Create Your Party! Be sure you’ve already linked the family and friends to your account that you are traveling with. Select who is in your party from your family and friends list, then press “Continue” at the bottom of the page.

STEP 4: Select a Date and Park. The calendar currently goes through September 2021.

STEP 5: Select a time. On all our selections only one time slot came available.

STEP 6: Review and Confirm. Make sure to check the terms and conditions box in order to proceed with the “Confirm” button at the bottom of the page.

STEP 7: Congratulations! (the most wonderful screen of them all!)

STEP 8: Click “Make Another Park Pass” if ready to make more reservations. Remember, one park per day with limitations to how many days you can book. If you’re done and don’t need another pass, click “View My Plans”.

And that’s it! You’ve done it. Last little note… if you’d like to check availability for a select day, you can do so by going to “My Plans”. Under your profile name and picture, you’ll see the option to “View Availability”. If you’re having troubles with that link, try this link here to view the availability calendar.

Be in the know! Check out all of the details about Disney’s new Park Pass System by visiting the Disney Park Pass page here.

Disney Park Pass System Is Finally Live After A Tough Start

Posted on by Mathew Corn Animal Kingdom, Disney Parks, Epcot, Hollywood Studios, Magic Kingdom

After months of park closures, yesterday, June 22, was the launch of the new Disney Park Pass System for Disney Resort guests with valid park admission. But, the morning didn’t go off without some MAJOR struggles.

While Disney never stated a start time for when the Disney Park Pass System would be live on the website, many were on their computers ready to roll with rumors flurrying around a 7:00am start time and the Disney website seemed to be sinking. This pretty image of the Cinderella Castle appeared:

On different browsers, people also got the wonderful Stitch error page:

And then of course everyone’s favorite 7 friends here:

After much wait, many were able to get their Park Pass reservations made.

Here’s to hoping things go better today and the future!