A LONG-AWAITED Feature Has Come to the Disneyland App

Disneyland’s app has a added a long-desired new feature.

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For those unfamiliar, the Disneyland Resort’s Magic Key pass system – essentially the current version of annual passes – features a park reservation rule regarding no-shows. Members who “no-show” more than 3 reservations in a 90 day period are barred from making a new reservation for 30 days. In a long-awaited update, the Disneyland app finally makes these no-shows easy to track.

As first reported by theme park journalist extraordinaire Scott Gustin on X (formerly Twitter), the app has added a no-show history option when booking a park reservation, allowing Magic Key holders to see how many – if any – no-shows they have.

It looks like Disneyland Resort updated the park reservation page for Magic Key passes. You can now view no-show history when booking a park reservation. pic.twitter.com/PPcpPqnLSN

— Scott Gustin (@ScottGustin) May 15, 2024

We put the system to the test ourselves, and sure enough we were able to view our no-show history…

Disneyland App

…as well as a full rundown of the rules associated with no-showing a Disneyland reservation.

Disneyland AAPp no-show rules

This Disneyland app update will help Magic Key holders keep better track of their no-show days, thereby allowing them to ensure that they won’t inadvertently be locked out of making theme park reservations. Stay tuned to DFB for more Disneyland updates.

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