mickclub1955
01-27-2014, 08:32 AM
From another site:
MyMagic+ testing with a limited number of randomly selected Annual Passholders is set to begin during the next few weeks. During the test, the passholders will be able to make advance FastPass+ reservations using My Disney Experience, and have the ability to customize and order a MagicBand.
As part of the Annual Passholder rollout, guests will receive a discount card along with their MagicBand that will be used along with photo ID to obtain passholder discounts. Gold discount cards will indicate that complimentary parking is included, and black passes will indicate that no parking is included. The discount card is not RFID enabled, meaning it cannot be scanned, and is purely for identification purposes.
The passholders taking part in the test will be able to make 3 FastPass+ reservations each day for one park. Up to seven days of FastPass+ selections can be made for a rolling 60 day timeframe.
Passholders represent one of the final elements of the MyMagic+ rollout, with all Walt Disney World hotel guests already using the system in its entirety.
MyMagic+ testing with a limited number of randomly selected Annual Passholders is set to begin during the next few weeks. During the test, the passholders will be able to make advance FastPass+ reservations using My Disney Experience, and have the ability to customize and order a MagicBand.
As part of the Annual Passholder rollout, guests will receive a discount card along with their MagicBand that will be used along with photo ID to obtain passholder discounts. Gold discount cards will indicate that complimentary parking is included, and black passes will indicate that no parking is included. The discount card is not RFID enabled, meaning it cannot be scanned, and is purely for identification purposes.
The passholders taking part in the test will be able to make 3 FastPass+ reservations each day for one park. Up to seven days of FastPass+ selections can be made for a rolling 60 day timeframe.
Passholders represent one of the final elements of the MyMagic+ rollout, with all Walt Disney World hotel guests already using the system in its entirety.