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Here’s when Walt Disney World will resume annual pass sales

By Matt Reeser, WFTV.com
By Matt Reeser, WFTV.com

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — Just in time for Walt Disney World’s 50th anniversary celebration, Disney officials announced Monday they will resume the sale of annual passes beginning Sept. 8.

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Disney said there are four new annual passes available, offering “flexibility and choice to meet guest needs.”

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Walt Disney World to resume sale of Annual Passes Sept. 8 Just in time for Walt Disney World’s 50th-anniversary celebration, Disney officials announced Monday they will resume the sale of annual passes beginning Sept. 8. (Walt Disney World Resort)

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Disney allowed current passholders to renew annual passes but stopped selling new passes last year in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

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The new passes were designed based on passholders’ feedback.

Some highlights of the Annual Passes include the ability to hold more park reservations at a time, pass customization, and special passholder perks like parking and discounts on food and merchandise.

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More information on the annual pass options available can be found here.

Disney World’s Most Magical Celebration begins October 1, 2021.

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Walt Disney World 50th anniversary “Harmonious” will debut Oct. 1, 2021, at EPCOT at Walt Disney World Resort in Lake Buena Vista, Fla. As one of the largest nighttime spectaculars ever created for a Disney park, the show will celebrate how the music of Disney inspires people the world over, carrying them away harmoniously on a stream of familiar Disney tunes reinterpreted by a diverse group of artists from around the globe. “Harmonious” will feature massive floating set pieces, custom-built LED panels, choreographed moving fountains, lights, pyrotechnics, lasers and more. (Kent Phillips, photographer) (Kent Phillips/Kent Phillips, photographer)

“I’m going to Disney World”: How the iconic phrase came to be How a flight around the world led to one of Disney's most iconic ad campaigns. (WFTV)

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Matt Reeser

Matt Reeser, WFTV.com

Matt Reeser joined WFTV in 1998 as a news photographer and has worked for television stations in Kentucky and West Virginia.

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