Hiya, Jinny!
Thank you so much for reaching out to us hEAR at planDisney!
Congratulations on being one of the lucky Mouseketeers who was able to lock in brand new
Magic Keys a few weeks ago! Did you know that this offering ended up being so popular, the purchase window wasn't even open for a full 24 hours before all of the available passes sold out? I hope that makes you feel extra special and that this info makes your park time with your Mouseketeers that much more treasured!
I sadly don't have the proper magic mirror to see inside your
My Disneyland Account to check which
Magic Key annual passes you purchased, so I'm going to go with general answers only. Yes, when on a monthly payment plan, your initial deposit will count as your first month's payment. So you should be all set to start enjoying both
Disneyland Resort and
Disney California Adventure Park! Just remember to make
Park Pass Reservations for your desired Disney dates and you should be good to go!
For all subsequent months, the monthly fee will draft directly from the method of payment you used at checkout, every 30 days, starting 30 days from your purchase date or activation date, whichever is later. When I was a local Annual Passholder, I had a few months when my linked card needed to be changed due to getting a new card. (Or due to accidentally hitting the spending limit of my initial method of payment, oops!) You'll for sure know if and when something ever happens to your Keys because of a
payment issue as any upcoming Park Pass Reservations will be suspended and your Keys might not show up in your account or your
Disneyland Mobile App. Rest assured that your Keys won't close permanently if you have a few hiccups; as long as you're able to switch payments or get back on track, once you've caught up, you'll be welcome to unlock the doors of Walt's original theme park once again.
Bonus Tip: Because this yEAR is your initial Key Holder yEAR, your payment plan will look like this: Total cost of all of your Keys minus each deposit = new balance which is then divided by 11 remaining months. Should you decide to renew your Keys next yEAR, a deposit won't be required, which would mean that your monthly payment amount will be the total of all of your keys divided by 12.
Bonus Bonus Tip: Be sure to follow the
official Disneyland Magic Key Instagram account so you'll never miss out on a member exclusive offer, giveaway, and much more!
I hope that this helped to clEAR up your question, Jinny! Be sure to follow the
official planDisney Panel Instagram account for even more tips and tricks. And if you have any more
Disneyland Resort or
Magic Key planning questions, We're All Ears!
~Kristen N.