Disneyland announced it would end its Annual Passports program on Thursday, at the same time offering refunds to 2020 pass holders after COVID-19 k
Disneyland announced it would end its Annual Passports program on Thursday, at the same time offering refunds to 2020 pass holders after COVID-19 kept visitors locked out of the theme park for the majority of the year.
“Due to the continued uncertainty of the pandemic and limitations around the reopening of our California theme parks, we will be issuing appropriate refunds for eligible Disneyland Resort Annual Passports and sunsetting the current program,” Ken Potrock, president of Disneyland Resort, said in a statement.
Potrock thanked annual pass holders for their understanding of the situation and added that Disneyland is developing “new membership offerings.”
As they work on creating the new offerings, Disneyland will “utilize consumer insights to deliver choice, flexibility and value for our biggest fans,” Potrock added.
On Monday, Orange County officials announced that the Anaheim resort, which has been closed for 10 months amid the high rate of coronavirus in the state, will serve as the first of five “Super PODs (point of dispensing)” – or mass vaccination sites. The park’s size will allow public health workers to administer thousands of vaccine shots a day.
Contributing: Jayme Deerwester, USA TODAY
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