No, Disney is not getting rid of Annual Passes, but the programs are frequently rebranded and restructured to manage park capacity and maximize revenue. At Walt Disney World, the program remains active under four tiers (Incredible Pass, Sorcerer Pass, Pirate Pass, and Pixie Dust Pass), each with different price points and "block-out" dates. At Disneyland in California, the system is known as the Magic Key program, which utilizes a similar tiered structure. In early 2026, Disneyland Paris also introduced a significant update to its "Disneyland Pass," creating new tiers with updated benefits and price increases. While Disney has limited the number of new passes sold during peak periods to avoid overcrowding, they continue to value "Passholders" as a core demographic of loyal visitors. The current strategy focuses on using "Park Reservations" for Passholders to control daily attendance, rather than eliminating the program entirely. Guests should be aware that while the passes are here to stay, the specific perks—such as free parking, dining discounts, and digital photo downloads—are subject to change every time a new pass year is announced.