Disneyland Resort to Reopen Sales for Inspire and Believe Magic Key Passes on May 20
Starting no earlier than 9 a.m. PT on May 20, 2025, the Disneyland Resort will once again offer its popular Inspire and Believe Magic Key passes for purchase, while supplies last.
A Magic Key pass offers great value for those planning to visit multiple times throughout the year, especially during the 70th Anniversary Celebration, Halloween festivities, the Holiday season, and other special events. California residents can also take advantage of a monthly payment plan.
Magic Key holders enjoy more than just Park Hopper access with reservations—they unlock exclusive perks like special discounts, 70th anniversary-themed bonuses, complimentary keepsakes, and unique experiences available at select times. Plus, an exclusive Magic Key merchandise line and an insulated cooler bag will be available for purchase.
To explore the various Magic Key options and sign up for sale notifications, head over to Disneyland.com.
Clint Gamache is the owner of ThrillGeek. He started ThrillGeek to share his love of theme/amusement parks and pop culture with the world. You can find him at Halloween Horror Nights. Also, be sure to follow him on Twitter/X, Instagram @iamcg83
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