Yes, every individual family member (aged 3 and older) who wishes to enter a Disney theme park using an annual pass must have their own individual pass linked to their personal profile. Annual passes are non-transferable and are tied to a specific person’s identity, often verified via biometric finger scans or "MagicMobile" digital IDs at the turnstiles. You cannot "share" a single pass among multiple family members. However, a family does not necessarily need everyone to have an annual pass to enjoy some of the perks; for example, only one person in the group needs a pass to secure complimentary standard parking or to receive discounts on dining and merchandise for the entire party. If some family members visit less frequently, it is often more cost-effective to buy them standard date-based tickets while one or two "frequent flyers" maintain the annual passes. Just remember that passholders still require a park reservation for most visits, whereas standard date-based tickets do not, which can complicate planning if the party has a mix of admission types.