Annual Passholders Can Visit Disney World Without Reservations Today, May 22

18 days ago in "Ticket Annual Pass - Disney Incredi-Pass"

Posted: Thursday May 22, 2025 6:50am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Walt Disney World has updated its Passholder Admission Calendar to include Thursday, May 22, 2025, as a ‘Good-to-Go Day’, allowing Annual Passholders to visit the parks without needing a reservation.

On ‘Good-to-Go Days,’ Annual Passholders can enter any of the four Walt Disney World theme parks - Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and Disney’s Animal Kingdom - without securing a park reservation in advance. However, standard blockout dates based on pass type still apply.

As of now, this is the only Good-to-Go Day currently listed for the remainder of May. None are yet schedule for June or beyond.

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    DCBaker12 days ago

    4 new good-to-go days have been added to the calendar: June 1, 2, 8 and 10.

    Sirwalterraleigh18 days ago

    …well they are a bunch of free loadin’, dumping their cash in Disney, advertising word of mouth sons’a

    HauntedPirate18 days ago

    I think the explanation is simple - They are paying Donnie for an AP consulting role. ;) He has a whole list of grievances made-up-problems issues around Annual Passholders he is seeking to remediate.

    Sirwalterraleigh18 days ago

    Good news…today is a “good to go” day 🤪

    pdude8118 days ago

    Strangely it showed up in the inventory for Brick for a bit yesterday. It was too good to be true, though.

    monothingie18 days ago

    It's like the keeping of the VQs long beyond their shelf life. What is the point of a good to go day at this point? Why is Disney STILL making it intentionally more difficult for their most loyal guests to access their underperforming parks and stay at their underperforming hotels? Just let it go already Disney. The parks aren't coming close to reaching capacity and you're only ticking off your most loyal customers at a time when you desperately want anyone, even your low margin guests, in your park. How can a company like Disney that has been doing this so long be so completely clueless?

    JohnD18 days ago

    Gee, I can't imagine why. 🤷‍♂️

    John park hopper18 days ago

    Disney announces a deal 2 hours before the deal takes effect Thursday 22 how are people to plan with a deal like that ---ridiculous

    Touchdown18 days ago

    My brother got the DL ticket deal even though he lives in Iowa. It was available online for a limited time, but he had to get his MIL who lives in Seattle to go to the store for him. It was not in store in Iowa

    Sirwalterraleigh18 days ago

    Not gonna find Disneyland tickets at a Costco anywhere outside the somewhat regional vicinity Not gonna move many in jerz

    pdude8119 days ago

    I think this is only for Costco in certain markets. We're going later this summer but the cards aren't in any of the local warehouses (NJ). We either need to beg someone else to buy for us or go a different route.

    Tha Realest19 days ago

    There’s a cheaper ticket option now if you buy direct from DL. The Costco promotional deal is something that hasn’t been back for years.

    easyrowrdw19 days ago

    They had some direct ticket deals last year. It was $299 for 3 days (non-hopper) for adults and $199 for kids. There were cheaper options if you didn’t go on the weekend but I don’t remember how much less those were.

    Tha Realest19 days ago

    No, I think that’s a new offer that hasn’t been around in awhile. FWIW, I think there’s a general sense that DL has been doing pretty well attendance wise.

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