Hi Jaden,
Alright, so you've got your shiny new
Annual Passes, get ready to dive into some Theme Park fun! Now, if you snagged
Florida Resident passes without verifying your residency online ahead of time, you'll want to swing by Guest Relations at the first park you're planning to visit. They'll help you get all set up and activate your passes.
If you've already done the
online residency verification you should be able to skip the Guest Services line and head straight to the Theme Park entrance.
Now, let's talk strategy. It's Spring Break at the Walt Disney World Resort, and you know what that means - the parks are going to be buzzing with excitement. As Annual Passholders, you're in luck since you get to experience the magic all year long, but you still are required to make Theme Park Reservations in advance.
Pro tip: Jump on those reservations pronto. The sooner you lock in your visit dates, the better chance you have of scoring your preferred Theme Parks, especially during peak periods like Spring Break. Passholders (varies by pass) can hold a predetermined number of
theme park reservations at a time on a rolling basis. For example, Disney Incredi-Pass currently can make up to 5 reservations. Annual Passholders staying at Disney Resort hotels or other select hotels are eligible to make theme park reservations for each day of their Resort stay. These are in addition to holding the maximum number of theme park reservations at a time on a rolling basis.
Oh, and here's a sweet deal for you: keep your eyes peeled on the
availability calendar for those "Good to Go" days sprinkled throughout the year. These are like little gifts from the theme park gods, where you can waltz right in without needing to make reservations. It's perfect for those spontaneous days when you just need a quick theme park fix.
So, get ready to make some magical memories, and don't forget to plan for your ultimate theme park adventures!
~Heather