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Update on Park Reservations



Written by: James Williams

Here’s what we know:

11:40 EDT 

We have been sent a link with the availability calendar and, make sure to select “Resort Guest” to see the availability! 
Here’s the link:
Availability calendar

11:30 EDT
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It seems Disney May be trying to update things. Most people have only been able to get two or three parks reserved as of now. As you can see above, we are getting different screens although I have been kicked back out and staring at the pink castle again(takes me back to my first Disney trip for the 25th anniversary). 

What’s your status? 

9:45 EDT

I have personally been able to make it to the Space Mountain screen with a countdown! It started at 10 minutes then up to 15 but has counted down to 11 at this time!!! I can confirm that people are having luck getting in and making their reservations though! Reports are that it is really simple once you are in! 

8:55 EDT


Reports from Magic of Mickey Travel Agents are coming in... and it’s positive! We have our first park reservation folks! This was done on Internet Explorer! I don’t know if that makes a difference but Christina had Chrome and Explorer going all morning and Explorer is the winner! 

8:47 EDT
We are now hearing that some people are having luck logging in! It seems that if you get to the Space Mountain screen you are getting closer! Hang in there!!!!! 

8:20 EDT
Over the weekend, we received word that the site would launch at 7:00 am Eastern time on June 22, 2020. This word came from EXTREMELY reliable sources. Here’s the kicker, Disney never officially announced a launch time. After this was brought to my attention, I researched myself and realized that was correct.  

Disney has sent word that the system is undergoing “magical enhancements” and there is no set time for when we will be able to make Park Reservations. 

We have a few options... keep hanging on and trying to get through, take a breathe and try again later, or do both. 🤷‍♂️ The choice is yours! If you have any questions, please reach out! 

Please hang in there! We are all in this together and all as lost as you. 

We will update this article as more information becomes available! 


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