Since the theme parks of Walt Disney World reopened in mid-July of 2020, there have been a handful of days busier than others. It is now obvious that the coming week will be the busiest as all reservations in the Disney Park Pass System are gone for the following eight days.
Spring Break is officially upon us, and that is blatantly obvious at Walt Disney World. All park pass reservations are currently booked for all four parks from March 12-20, 2021. That is for all three categories of Theme Park Tickets, Select Resort Hotels, and Annual Passes.
Yes, all days are entirely booked. If you don’t have a park pass reservation for any of the parks within those dates? You likely won’t be able to get in. It’s not totally impossible as cancellations do happen, but it isn’t overly likely.
The rest of March isn’t open much either. Let’s take a look at how things are for all three categories as of mid-day on Friday, March 12, 2021.
Theme Park Tickets
March 22-23, and 29-31 are already gone for all four parks. EPCOT is available on the other days, and Animal Kingdom on a few days as well.
Select Resort Hotels
March 22-23, and 29-31 are already gone for all four parks. EPCOT is available on the other days, and Animal Kingdom on a few days as well.
Annual Passes
On March 21, only EPCOT is available. On the 22, EPCOT and Animal Kingdom are available. On the 23 and 26, all parks but Disney’s Hollywood Studios are available. For the other dates in March, all four parks are available.
If you look into April, some days are already filled up entirely for Theme Park Tickets and Select Resort Hotels. If you’re looking to go to the parks, you’ll want to book your days now.
Disney CEO Bob Chapek said this past week that the Walt Disney World theme parks are still operating at a 35 percent capacity.
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