Complimentary parking, early access: Disney announces changes for Disney World, Disneyland guests
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What’s new at Disneyland Resort?
Disneyland Resort guests will soon get to partake in a few new perks starting Feb. 4.
Guests with Magic Key passes or park hopper tickets will be able to go between Disneyland and Disney California Adventure once the clock strikes 11 a.m. – two hours earlier than what’s currently allowed.
Additionally, all ticketed guests will be able to recieve free Disney PhotoPass digital downloads of attraction photos via the Disneyland app, as part of the resorts Disney100 celebration marking 100 years of the company.
For those wanting to save money on Disneyland visits, the park will add almost two-months worth its lowest-priced tickets, which go for $104 for one day of admission, throughout the year.
Lastly, the coveted Magic Key pass will be available more often as more inventory becomes available. At this time, new sales of the annual passes have been paused and only renewals are available for current passholders.
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What’s new at Walt Disney World Resort?
Starting Tuesday night, people staying at Disney Resort hotels at Disney World will be able to save money with complimentary self-parking. Overnight parking previously cost guests between $15 and $25 a night, depending on the resort.
In the next few months, Disney World guests will be able to download digital photos from attractions like Space Mountain and Test Track for free when they purchase Disney Genie+ service.
Also in coming months, Disney World annual passholders will be able to visit parks after 2 p.m. without a reservation. There is one exception though: weekends at Magic Kingdom. Pass blockout dates will still apply, too.