A Second Tier of Magic Key Has Sold Out

At Disneyland Resort in California, the Annual Passes are known as Magic Keys. There are four levels in the program. The top tier, Dream Key Pass, has been sold out since the end of October. A second tier is now unavailable.

Believe Key Pass is the second highest tier in the Magic Key program, and it is now listed as “sold out” on the Disneyland website. Believe Key Pass has blockout dates, but not as many as the lower two levels. With a Believe Key Pass you can hold up to six Disney Park Pass Reservations.

There are two levels of Magic Key Passes still available. They are Enchant Key and Imagine Key. Imagine Key is available only to Southern California Residents with a zip code between 90000 and 93599. Magic Key Holders with these two tiers can hold four Disney Park Pass Reservations at a time.

All four levels of Magic Key Pass come with discounts on some dining and merchandise. Believe Key has a 50 percent discount on parking, while parking is included with the Dream Key. It is interesting to note that the prices for Dream Key and Believe Key are no longer listed on the Disneyland website.

The Annual Pass program works a little bit differently at Disneyland than it does at Walt Disney World. Disney Park Pass Reservations can be made up to 90 days in advance. If someone makes a reservation and then doesn’t use it three times in a 90 day period, he or she will not be able to make another reservation for 30 days.

Walt Disney World recently “paused” three of the four levels of Annual Passes as well. The Walt Disney World website lists them as “currently unavailable” and still has the price.

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