How to Know if You are Good to Go at Walt Disney World

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The way you visit Walt Disney World is about to become very different! Hopefully, many guests will see these as positive changes. Disney has shared an update to make some of the changes a little easier to understand.

Park Reservations

Beginning on January 9, 2024, theme park reservations will no longer be required for date-based tickets. This is great news for guests with the standard theme park ticket.

However, park reservations will still be required for guests with non date-based tickets and Annual Passholders if visiting the parks before 2:00 pm. While park reservations will still be required for most days, beginning on January 11, 2024, Annual Passholders will begin to see “Good to Go” dates on the admission calendar.

These “Good to Go” dates will allow Annual Passholders to visit Theme Parks without making a Park Reservation. These dates will be added sporadically and may be added days or weeks in advance. Disney shares that once a date is declared “Good to Go”, it will remain “Good to Go.”

Good to Go Days

Disney shared an update regarding “Good to Go” Days. The calendar will update periodically. In the screenshot shown above, it shows the 12th as being a “Good to Go” day. As you can see, all of the parks will be marked with “No Reservations Required”.

As a reminder, also beginning on January 9th, All-Day Park Hopper Access returns! Annual Passholders will be able to visit a second theme park at any time of day during theme park hours. After visiting the first park, Annual Passholders can visit a second park at any time during the day.

After 2:00 p.m., Annual Passholders can enter a theme park without a reservation, except on Saturdays or Sundays at the Magic Kingdom

To see everything else coming for 2024 that you need to know about, be sure to read this post HERE. It will be interesting to see how the first few days and weeks go for all of these changes. To keep up with all of the changes and all updates, be sure to follow the blog!

Are you an Annual Passholder? What do you think of the “Good to Go” days? Let us know in the comments below or share this post with another Annual Passholder.