There are a lot of perks that come with being a Disney World Annual Passholder, from discounts on dining and merchandise to exclusive souvenirs and more. Now, one of those discounts is about to get even BETTER.
Annual Passholder sign
Disney will sometimes change the discounts available to Annual Passholders, with limited-time deals or exclusive offers. If you have an Annual Pass, find out how you can save BIG this fall during your next vacation!
Disney sent a message to Annual Passholders recently, announcing that one discount is about to get better. From September 14th through October 14th, the Annual Passholder merchandise discount is going to increase from 20% to 30%! At Disney World’s owned and operated locations within the Resort, passholders can save an extra 10% for a limited time.
Disney World Annual Passholder entrance sign
Remember that you must show your Annual Passholder ID (this can be through the My Disney Experience app) and a valid government-issued ID at the time of purchase in order to qualify for the discounts. You can apply the discount to purchases made through Mobile Checkout on the My Disney Experience app as well.
Mobile Checkout
This isn’t the only exclusive fall discount for Annual Passholders, though. They can also save up to 25% on some Disney World hotel rooms for stays most nights from October 23rd, 2022, through December 25th, 2022.
Click here to learn more about the Annual Passholder hotel discount.
If you’re looking for some passholder-exclusive merchandise, you can find the 50th Anniversary Annual Passholder Magnet at the Creations Shop in EPCOT from August 25th through September 21st, 2022. This magnet was previously distributed to passholders, but if you missed your chance to get it before, you’ve now got a second opportunity to snag one. Remember to show your Annual Passholder ID and government-issued ID to pick up the magnet.
50th Anniversary Annual Passholder Magnet
And a NEW magnet is coming out as well! An Annual Passholder magnet will be delivered to homes later on this fall, but Disney hasn’t yet revealed what the new magnet will look like. Make sure your contact information and address are up to date in the My Disney Experience app so that your magnet will arrive at your home without any delays.
Magnet Distribution sign
Here’s how to update your contact information on the My Disney Experience app: (1) tap the 3 horizontal lines at the bottom right-hand corner of the home screen on the app, (2) scroll to the bottom and click “My Profile,” (3) tap “Account Settings,” (4) check the information there and update any incorrect information.
Annual Passholder-exclusive merchandise
Remember that, if you don’t already have an Annual Pass, most options for passes are currently unavailable. Disney hasn’t announced yet when they’ll be back for sale, but we’re watching closely for any updates.
We’ll continue to watch for more updates on the latest Disney news, so stay tuned to DFB!
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Why about us loyal suckers at DVC…? Is there an increased discount in anything for us that is over and above the current level. After all, we are tied to Disney for 40-50 years…of paying higher prices. Where is our break for tickets or annual passes or anything….
The increase in discount from 20 to 30 percent is only available at resort Disney owned store does that means not an increase in the parks