May 4th at Disney's Hollywood Studios at capacity for Walt Disney World Annual Passholders

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Posted: Tuesday March 12, 2024 7:22am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

According to the Walt Disney World park reservation calendar for Annual Passholders, May 4th 2024 is now at capacity for Annual Passholders.

May 4th is currently at capacity for Walt Disney World Annual Passholders

The annual Star Wars celebration day has previously included special entertainment and offerings, but in recent years, it has only served as a merchandise and limited-time snack opportunity. Disney has not yet announced plans for May 4th, 2024, at Disney's Hollywood Studios.

If you are still planning to visit Disney's Hollywood Studios on May 4th, you can secure a pass at another park and then hop to Disney's Hollywood Studios. It is also advisable to keep an eye on the park reservation calendar, as additional capacity is often added closer to sold-out dates.

May 4th remains available for regular park tickets and Walt Disney World Resort hotel guests.

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SirwalterraleighMay 02, 2024

…winner

HauntedPirateMay 02, 2024

You may want to hit F5 on that browser window, I think something got stuck. ;)

SirwalterraleighMay 02, 2024

I’m still in the queue for the annual passes I hear the crowds have been huge this spring 😱

HauntedPirateMay 02, 2024

Gotta create the perception of huge lines. FOMO then drives people to do stupid things, like spend money on overpriced merchandise that isn't worth their time or money if they are thinking rationally.

SirwalterraleighMay 02, 2024

lol…big wait for that stuff? 😂

DCBakerMay 02, 2024

Virtual Queue information for May the 4th merchandise has been added to My Disney Experience.

SirwalterraleighMay 01, 2024

Or lack of demand due to diminished product and appeal at higher prices with no value… My apologies… It’s this “too soon” or “too real”? 🤔

SirwalterraleighMay 01, 2024

Well the good news is she never screws anything up

MisterPenguinMay 01, 2024

Or they know they have enough staff to handle a bigger crowd...

MagicHappens1971May 01, 2024

Not saying I agree lol I was just adding some details. From a branding perspective I kind of understand why they did it then. But now? No. I feel like when Marvel & Star Wars were first purchased Disney (and the studios) had a different perspective on their assimilation into the brand. It seems as though they wanted them to be identified separately, and that is no longer the case

Tha RealestMay 01, 2024

Why have Jedi Mickey when you can have Vi Moradi wandering around SWGE, often alone and uninterrupted?

MagicHappens1971May 01, 2024

I believe this was a decision steered by Kathleen Kennedy as most of the rules surrounding park appearances are set by Lucasfilm Story Group.

prberkMay 01, 2024

I also remember that Star Wars Weekends had Mickey dressed as Luke and Minnie dressed as Leia, and the others dressed up in Star Wars garb as well; but once Disney bought Star Wars, I remember that an edict went down that that could no longer happen. They wanted the SW characters to remain consistent and not parodied by the Disney characters. Made no sense, but that seemed symbolic of taking the fun out of it, as I think they ultimately did.