When Disneyland Resort’s Flex Pass — an Annual Passport option that required theme park reservations — was introduced in 2019, it included a new rule for Annual Passholders. Making a theme park reservation and not showing up multiple times was an offense that could come with consequences, specifically when it came to making new reservations.
The membership program — which is replacing the former Disneyland Annual Passholder program — will have four tiers, all of which have different benefits, including varying numbers of theme park reservations that can be made at any given time.
In the fine print, however, Disney noted that all Guests, no matter which Magic Key tier they choose, will be subject to the “excessive no-show” clause:
The number of theme park reservations that may be held at a time during a specific booking window is dependent on pass type and is subject to availability and other rules and restrictions, including excessive “no-show” rules.
Disney Parks Blog’s official synopsis of the Magic Key program reads:
We are pleased to introduce the Magic Key program, a new, guest-centric offering that will deliver choice, flexibility and value for park admission, special access to unique experiences, valuable saving opportunities and so much more. There will be four options of Magic Key passes, to provide our guests and their families with choices that fit various needs and lifestyle preferences for how they wish to visit the Disneyland Resort.
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Credit: Inside the Magic
