Walt Disney World Annual Passholders are currently unable to make any new Disney Park Pass theme park reservations after all four theme parks sold out (as of publish time around 8:40am). This marks a recent trend of Disney seemingly picking and choosing capacity limitations and guest mix on rather random dates. There are no other sold-out dates, or even a single sold-out theme park for Annual Passholders through February 2025, according to the Disney World website.
It’s not even like the theme parks are sold out or hitting capacity limitations. Single-day tickets are currently available for all four Walt Disney World theme parks for today. Instead, Disney is just limiting how many Annual Passholders it wants in the parks today…or at least to start the day.
There is a high likelihood that Park Pass reservations will be made available at select theme parks later this morning, and the 2pm rule still applies to Annual Passholders with zero restrictions today.
The arbitrary restrictions are frustrating and compounded by the fact that a lot of Disney messaging to end 2023 was about how you’ll be able to be more spontaneous in 2024. Disney announced “Good-to-Go” dates that have largely been pointless, and hinted at Genie+ changes that have yet to materialize.
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Possibly due to the fact that the parks will be rained out the next two days and they want the actual people on vacation to be able to maximize today going into a bad weekend.
We’ll be in for a rough summer if they’re manipulating reservation availability based on if there’s rain in the forecast