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The Walt Disney Company often faces lawsuits. Let’s just say its legal department is kept very busy.
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Just recently, the company has had to face lawsuits related to an upcoming sports streaming service, lawsuits by employees, lawsuits from Disney Parks visitors, and more. Disney was also sued by Disneyland Magic Key holders and agreed to settle. A judge ordered a settlement in that lawsuit, and we now have an update on that.
Disneyland has changed dramatically over the last several decades, and now it has changed again thanks to something central to the American legal system — a lawsuit.
Sleeping Beauty Castle
A $5 million lawsuit started by just one Disneyland Magic Key passholder has had dramatic effects on the Happiest Place on Earth. An entire form of annual pass will no longer be offered, there is a LOT of language explaining all the ins and outs of the system now, and other changes have been made. Come with us as we explore the ways that this one little filing has changed an offering from one of the country’s largest companies.
After canceling its previous program earlier this year, Disneyland Resort has finally released information on its new annual passes!
Legacy Passholders finally have answers on what’s next!
The new program is called Magic Key and comes in four tiers, each with different prices and benefits. It will launch on August 25th, 2021, and there’s a lot that you need to know before you buy a pass for yourself. So today, we’re sharing the little (but important!) details that you may have missed!
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