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Theme Park Reservations

Before you visit a park, you must have valid admission and may need a theme park reservation depending on the type of admission and the date of your visit. Please see “Theme Park Reservation Requirements” below for details.

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Theme park reservations are no longer required for date-based tickets. For other admission types, theme park reservations may be required.

Check below to see if you need to make a theme park reservation based on your admission type and the date of your visit.

Tickets that Require a Theme Park Reservation

See which admission types require a theme park reservation.

Theme park reservations are no longer required for date-based tickets. A date-based ticket requires you to choose a start date when you purchase.

For other admission types, theme park reservations may be required.

No Theme Park Reservation Required

Date-based 1-day ticket
Date-based multi-day ticket

Theme Park Reservation Required

Student group tickets
Sport and Convention tickets
Disney Military Salute Ticket
Annual Pass
Florida Resident Discover Disney Ticket
All other ticket types not mentioned above

For admission types requiring theme park reservations, be sure to check reservation availability prior to purchase. Please note that theme park reservations are limited in number and subject to availability. Availability can change until the theme park reservation is finalized.

Once you purchase your admission, you can make your theme park reservation(s).

To enter a theme park, Annual Passholders must have valid admission and a theme park reservation. Theme park reservations are limited and are subject to availability. Annual Passholders may visit the theme parks without a theme park reservation on a "good-to-go" day or after 2:00 PM, (except on Saturdays and Sundays at Magic Kingdom park). Applicable blockout dates apply. Annual Passes are subject to the Walt Disney World Resort Annual Pass Terms and Conditions and are subject to change without notice.

Learn more about Annual Passholder theme park reservations.

Guests with a ticket with Park Hopper benefits or an Annual Pass can visit another theme park at any time of day during park hours (subject to capacity limitations). Theme park reservations may be required for Annual Passholders and Guests with certain non-dated tickets to enter their first park. After they enter their first park, they will be able to visit other theme parks.

Annual Passholders

To enter a theme park, each Passholder must have valid admission and may need a theme park reservation based on date of visit.

To enter a theme park, each Passholder must have valid admission and may need a theme park reservation based on date of visit. Theme park reservations are limited and are subject to availability and applicable pass blockout dates.

Passholders can hold the following number of theme park reservations at a time (varies by pass) on a rolling basis:
- Disney Incredi-Pass: up to 5
- Disney Sorcerer Pass: up to 5
- Disney Pirate Pass: up to 4
- Disney Pixie Dust Pass: up to 3
Annual Passholders staying at Disney Resort hotels or other select hotels are eligible to make theme park reservations for each day of their Resort stay(s). This is in addition to holding their maximum number of theme park reservations at a time on a rolling basis.

Annual Passholders may visit the theme parks after 2:00 PM without a theme park reservation, except on Saturdays and Sundays at Magic Kingdom park. Applicable pass blockout dates apply.

Good-to-Go Days
Good-to-go days are select days when Passholders may visit a Walt Disney World theme park without needing a theme park reservation (subject to pass blockout dates and capacity limitations).

Passholders can see good-to-go days displayed on the:

Theme park reservation calendar
Annual Passholder admissions calendar
Home screen of the My Disney Experience app (if their pass is linked to their Disney account)

Good-to-go days will be added periodically. Good-to-go days may be released days or weeks in advance.

If a Passholder has an upcoming theme park reservation that becomes a good-to-go day, they will still be able to view their previous reservation in the My Plans section in My Disney Experience, but the reservation will be removed and no longer count against their maximum reservation hold.

Park Hopper Benefits
Annual Passholders are able to visit another theme park at any time of day during park hours (subject to capacity limitations).

To use the Park Hopper benefit, Annual Passholders must make a theme park reservation for the first park they plan to visit AND enter that first park prior to visiting another. Or, they can enter a theme park without a reservation on a good-to-go day for that park or after 2 p.m. (except Magic Kingdom on Saturdays and Sundays) before visiting another park.

Terms and Conditions

Annual Passes are subject to the Walt Disney World Resort Annual Pass Terms and Conditions. All offerings are subject to change or cancellation without notice.

Check Availability

If a theme park reservation is required, be sure to check reservation availability before purchasing admission.

If a theme park reservation is required, check reservation availability to see if your desired date and theme park are currently available before purchasing your ticket, Annual Pass or vacation package. Keep your theme park reservation date preference in mind when selecting your admission.

Different types of admission—such as tickets, Annual Passes or packages—may have different theme park reservation date availability.

Please note that theme park reservations are limited in number and subject to availability. Availability can change until the theme park reservation is finalized.

Once you've confirmed theme park reservations are available for the day and park you wish to visit, you're ready to purchase park admission.

Purchase Park Admission

Choose from admission options to suit your vacation style and budget.

Make a Theme Park Reservation

Before you visit a park, you must have valid admission and may need a theme park reservation, depending on the type of admission and the date of your visit.

If your admission requires a theme park reservation, be sure to check reservation availability prior to purchasing.

Please note that theme park reservations are limited in number and subject to availability. Availability can change until the theme park reservation is finalized.

Purchase Tickets
Explore a variety of ticket options. Once you purchase your tickets, then you can make your theme park reservations.

If you have a room-only reservation at a Disney Resort or other select hotel and are interested in upgrading to a vacation package with tickets, please call the Disney Reservation Center or call your travel professional—and then make your theme park reservations.

Below, get a sneak peek at the 4 simple steps to making theme park reservations.

Step 1: Confirm Your Park Admission Is Linked to Your MyDisney Account

To get started, you’ll need valid park admission that’s linked to your MyDisney account.

To get started, you’ll need valid park admission that’s linked to your MyDisney account. Note: You can purchase park tickets online now.

First, sign in to your MyDisney account, which is where your Walt Disney World plans are stored and managed. If you do not have a MyDisney account, you'll need to create an account.
Be sure that your current address is reflected in your MyDisney account.
Then, confirm that your valid admission is linked to your MyDisney account. If it’s not, then please link your admission now. All Guests in your party must also have valid park admission linked to their profile.
If you'll be staying with us at a Disney Resort hotel, confirm that your Disney Resort hotel reservation is linked to your MyDisney account as well. If it’s not, then please link your reservation now.

Now you’re ready to make a theme park reservation!

Go to Step 2

Step 2: Create Your Party

When you begin to make a theme park reservation, you’ll select your party and the pass or ticket to be used for each party member.

When you begin to make a theme park reservation, you’ll be prompted to create your party from your Family & Friends list.

Simply select the family and friends you’d like to include, as well as the pass or ticket to be used for each party member, and then select “Continue”.

Don’t see someone in your travel party? Make sure they have valid park admission linked to their MyDisney account and that they are in your Family & Friends list.

Go to Step 3

Step 3: Select a Date and Park

Choose the date and the theme park that you’d like to visit from the available theme park reservations.

Choose the date and the theme park that you’d like to visit from the available theme park reservations. Please note that dates and theme park selections are limited and subject to availability.

After creating your party, you’ll be prompted to view a calendar and choose one of the available dates for your visit. Select your date and choose an available theme park. Next, you can confirm your theme park reservation.

Go to Step 4

Step 4: Review and Confirm Your Plans

Carefully review and confirm your selected park and date.

If you need to make any changes, select “Back” to revise your selections.

Before confirming, you’ll need to agree to the Terms & Conditions, including the COVID-19 liability waiver. Then, select “Continue” to complete your theme park reservation.

Once confirmed, your theme park reservation will appear in My Theme Park Reservations.

Want to make another theme park reservation? Select “Make Another Theme Park Reservation” to continue planning. As a reminder, if you have a multi-day ticket, you must make a theme park reservation for each date of your visit.

If you need to modify (change date, park or party members) or cancel a theme park reservation, visit My Theme Park Reservations.

You’re All Set!

Get ready to experience the magic of a Walt Disney World theme park.

Learn about updated experiences at Walt Disney World theme parks.

Theme park reservations are no longer required for date-based tickets. For other admission types, theme park reservations may be required.
Theme park reservations are limited and subject to availability and are not guaranteed until a reservation is finalized.
Guests with a ticket with Park Hopper benefits or an Annual Pass can visit another theme park at any time of day during park hours (subject to capacity limitations). Theme park reservations may be required for Annual Passholders and Guests with certain non-dated tickets to enter their first park. After they enter their first park, they will be able to visit another theme park.
We highly recommend that you make your theme park reservation as soon as you complete your admission purchase, as availability can change until the theme park reservation is finalized.
If you need to modify (change date, park or party members) or cancel a theme park reservation, visit My Theme Park Reservations.
Good-to-go days are select days when Passholders may visit a Walt Disney World theme park without needing a theme park reservation (subject to pass blockout dates and capacity limitations).
Good-to-go days will be added periodically. Good-to-go days may be released days or weeks in advance.