Disneyland Halts New Magic Key Pass Sales After High Demand

Disneyland has paused the sale of new Magic Key passes, allowing only renewals, as demand surges following a recent price increase.

Disneyland has temporarily stopped selling new Magic Key passes, citing high demand and aiming to manage park attendance.
The pause affects all four tiers of the Magic Key program, which allows reservation-based park entry, while current pass holders can renew their passes.
Passes were available for just seven days before being halted again, highlighting the popularity and limited availability of these annual passes.
Magic Key prices were increased by 6% to 20% in October, adding to the demand and urgency among potential buyers.
The program, introduced in 2021 as a replacement for the traditional annual pass, has faced multiple sales pauses since its inception.