New Reservation-Free 'Good-to-Go Days' Announced for Disney World in Mid-June 2025

Posted: Wednesday June 11, 2025 6:55am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

Walt Disney World has announced additional dates for its ‘Good-to-Go Days’ reservation-free program. The newly added dates are June 11, 14, and 15, 2025.

On these dates, Annual Passholders can visit Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, or Disney’s Animal Kingdom without needing to secure a park reservation in advance. This gives passholders greater flexibility and makes spontaneous park visits easier during the busy summer season.

These new dates follow previously announced reservation-free dates earlier in June, providing multiple opportunities for passholders to experience summertime festivities and attractions without prior planning.

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wdwmagic8 days ago

Walt Disney World Adds Three More July 2026 Good to Go Days for Passholders Three more Good to Go Days have been added to July 2026 for Annual Passholders: July 12, 14, and 16. Combined with the previously announced July 8 and 9, that brings the total to five reservation-free days in July. https://www.wdwmagic.com/other/Ticket-Annual-Pass---Disney-Incredi-Pass/news/08jul2026-walt-disney-world-adds-three-more-july-2026-good-to-go-days-for-passholders.htm

Brian23 days ago

wdwmagic23 days ago

Walt Disney World Adds More Summer 2026 Good to Go Days Including First July Dates Three new Good to Go Days have been added for summer 2026 — June 30, July 8, and July 9. Annual Passholders with existing reservations on those dates will have them removed automatically, though they'll remain visible in My Disney Experience. https://www.wdwmagic.com/other/Ticket-Annual-Pass---Disney-Incredi-Pass/news/23jun2026-walt-disney-world-adds-more-summer-2026-good-to-go-days-including-first-july-dates.htm

TrainsOfDisney28 days ago

I think they are keeping it so they can close off a park if it’s going to see unusual demand. On my last trip, the only day a park reservation was full was the Saturday that Tony Baxter was signing at Epcot. Being able to limit the number of guests in a park when a special event is happening could be handy, I get that.

JMcMahonEsq28 days ago

Ah so each provides separate information, one as to who plans on going to a particularly park, and then the other tap on who actually shows up.

TrainsOfDisney28 days ago

I often play bus roulette and don’t know which park I’m headed to. Sometimes I remember to make the reservation on the bus / transportation. Sometimes I forget.

ManicMillennial28 days ago

I don’t mean this in a rude way but I am curious why you don’t do it before heading to the park? When I lived down there I would get my park reservation while heading out the door and then drive to whatever park I just booked.

TrainsOfDisney28 days ago

2 different kinds of taps. I use the physical pass so I’m tapping my pass at the gate. “Tap my phone” - was being used for slang as in get on my phone and make a park reservation.

JMcMahonEsq28 days ago

Not being a passholder, i am curious here. Without a reservation system, or even with one, if you don't tap your phone at the gate, is there another way that WDW tracks that you are entering the park? Data on number of bodies in the park, who are AP holders and who are ticket holders. What park you are visiting on a given day, what months have more AP visitors vs others, ect., seems like pretty important data to collect, especially if all it takes to collect it is a simple tap of your phone at the gate.

TrainsOfDisney28 days ago

I mean it’s pretty silly to have to tap my phone when I’m at the gate of the park and there are reservations available- not sure why they can’t fix that. But it’s also pretty painless unless you get a CM who judges you when the light turns blue and you have to do the walk of shame out of line to make a reservation. Oh the shame!!!!! 🙈