Before making your Disney World Annual Pass selection, review the Incredi-Pass blockout dates, pricing, and perks.
The Disney Incredi-Pass is the Annual Pass of Annual Passes, with absolutely now blockout dates and a maximum of five park reservations. Of course, it is also the most expensive Disney Annual Pass.
This is the only Annual Pass that is available to everyone. The other passes are reserved for Florida residents and, in the case of the Sorcerer Pass, DVC Members. If you’re from out of state and don’t have a DVC membership, this is your only option for a Disney World Annual Pass.
Disney World Incredi-Pass Blockout Dates
The number one perk of the Incredi-Pass is that there are no blockout dates ever. Having no blockout dates means you can be in the parks when no other passholders can enter (unless they shell out for a general admission ticket). How exclusive!
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Disney World Incredi-Pass Pricing
With no blockout dates, you’ve gotta know that the Incredi-Pass is pricey. So, just how much does it cost? A total of $1,749 plus tax. If you’d rather take on a monthly payment, you can just pay $205 as a down payment and then $138.15/month for 12 months with no interest if you are a Florida resident.
Disney World Incredi-Pass Perks
This pass comes with perks aplenty: five park reservations at a time and no blockout dates, chief among them.
Other perks are consistent across all pass levels:
- Free standard Theme Park parking.
- 10% to 20% discounts on select dining and merchandise.
- Exclusive resort offers.
- Park Hopper option.
- Ability to visit the parks after 2 PM without a Park Pass reservation (excluding Magic Kingdom on Saturdays and Sundays)
- Good-to-go days”
Other Disney World Annual Pass Options
Check out our coverage on your three other choices …
- Disney World Pixie Dust Pass Blockout Dates, Price, and Perks
- Disney World Pirate Pass Blockout Dates, Price, and Perks
- Disney World Sorcerer Blockout Dates, Price, and Perks
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