Disney’s annual passes are back, prompting people to rush to their website Thursday morning to join a queue. According to Disney’s website, pass sales paused at 11 p.m. Thursday and resume at 7:15 a.m. Friday. Disney wrote, “Guests will stay in the queue overnight, as long as they stay connected to the network and keep their browser window open.” Early Thursday morning, the site had some trouble giving those in the virtual line a message that read: “Sorry for the inconvenience. Annual ticket sales will resume as soon as possible.” Robb Alvey of Theme Park Review says this has happened in California as well, “Disneyland went through the same problem. I think twice now that they reopened their annual passes, and wrecked the site,” Alvey said. “However, in Florida, Disney is facing some controversy that includes Governor Ron DeSantis after he and other Republicans called the company’s quote “wake up” in the row over the company’s stance against a law dubbed “Don’t Say Like Me” by critics. The move was followed by the state’s ouster of the Reedy Creek Improvement Board that previously ran the Disney district, And replace it with a new board that is now working to gain power over Disney. When we asked the governor’s office about the rush to get permits despite the controversy, they sent us this statement saying in part, “The governor has made it clear that we want corporations to succeed in Florida…but corporations must be allowed operating on a level playing field with no special privileges or the ability to run their government,” adding a direct statement from the governor saying “Despite all the things that have happened in the last two years, I have always been very proud of our parks.” Alvey does not believe these controversies have affected the application. permits. “Most tourists coming from outside the area, they wouldn’t care. They don’t know what Reedy Creek is. They’ve never heard of it. They don’t really know how it relates to a park. They’re here to enjoy the parks and do the attractions and any of this drama, government issues, that.” Not quite on their radar,” he said. Four different levels of passes became available Thursday, varying from weekday-only entry to no blackout dates at all. Top headlines: Viral video: Angry passenger collapses over crying baby on flight to Florida. Morning emergency alert test wakes Florida residents. The country apologizes for the explosion of the SpaceX Starship flight test in mid-air
Disney annual passes are back, sending people rushing to their website Thursday morning to join a waiting list.
according to Disney siteTraffic sales pause at 11 p.m. on Thursday and resume at 7:15 a.m. on Friday.
Disney wrote, “Guests will stay in the queue overnight, as long as they stay connected to the network and keep their browser window open.”
Early Thursday morning, the site had some trouble giving those in the virtual line a message that read: “Sorry for the inconvenience. Annual ticket sales will resume as soon as possible.”
Robb Alvey of Theme Park Review says this happened in California as well.
“Disneyland went through the same problem. I’m thinking twice now that they reopened their annual passes, and the site crashed,” Alfie said.
However, in Florida, Disney is facing some controversy with Gov. Ron DeSantis after he and other Republicans called the company’s quote a “wake up” in the row over the company’s stance against a law that critics are calling “Don’t Say Like Me.”
The move followed the state’s ouster of the Reedy Creek Improvement Board that previously ran the Disney District, and replaced it with a new board that is now working to gain power over Disney.
When we asked the governor’s office about the rush to get permits despite the controversy, they sent us this statement saying in part: “The governor has made it clear that we want businesses to succeed in Florida…but businesses must be allowed to operate on a level playing field without special privileges or the ability to run their government,” adding a direct statement from the governor saying “For all the things that have happened in the last couple of years, I’ve always been very proud of our parks.”
Alvey does not believe these controversies have affected his permit application.
“Most tourists coming from outside the area, they wouldn’t care. They don’t know what Reedy Creek is. They’ve never heard of it. They don’t really know how it relates to a park. They’re here to enjoy the parks and do the attractions and any of this drama, government issues, that.” Not quite on their radar,” he said.
Four different levels of passes became available Thursday, varying from weekday-only entry to no blackout dates at all.
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