In the phase of rising infection rates and the highest daily death count since the beginning of the COVID 19 pandemic, Disneyland made the surprising decision to cancel its Annual Passholder program and issued refunds to eligible passport holders. The decision was disclosed in an official announcement from Ken Potrock.
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This means effective immediately, Disneyland Annual Passes are no more. Potrock says that a similar program is going to be implemented although there is no more information about the program now. It wouldn’t be a surprise if Disneyland implemented a flex schedule annual Pass, Limiting pass holders to specific weekends of the year rather than giving them the ability to visit the park anytime they want. Considering the current situation the state is mostly on lockdown due to its status as an epicenter of the pandemic. It was might be a Lil bit optimistic that Disneyland even sold 2021 Annual Passes in the first place. In any situation, it is simply that it doesn’t make any economic sense for the resort to honor annual passes when the cost cant be reduced by selling regular admission.
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