If you’re a Disney World Annual Passholder who’s been loosely tracking the Good to Go calendar this month, it’s time for an update…
…and it’s a good one!
Disney has added four more Good to Go days for September 2026: the 23rd, 24th, 28th, and 29th. As a reminder, Good to Go days let eligible Annual Passholders visit any of the four Walt Disney World theme parks without needing a Park Pass reservation, applying across all four Passholder tiers — Disney Pixie Dust Pass, Disney Pirate Pass, Disney Sorcerer Pass, and Disney Incredi-Pass.
With this latest batch, September 2026 now has 11 confirmed Good to Go days, released in stages throughout the month:
- September 2 and 3 — the first dates added
- September 8 and 10 — the second batch
- September 14, 15, and 16 — the third batch
- September 23, 24, 28, and 29 — today’s newest additions
That’s a genuinely strong showing with a week still left in the month, and Disney’s continued to say more dates could still be added, so this list isn’t necessarily final.
For context, September 2025 ended up with 13 total Good to Go days by the time the month wrapped. At 11 confirmed dates with several days still left to go, this September is tracking very close to last year’s pace, and there’s a real chance it could match or even exceed it before October rolls around. September tends to be one of the more reliable months for these reservation-free dates in general, thanks to lower crowds from kids heading back to school and the tail end of hurricane season keeping some visitors away.
However, there are a few mechanics worth keeping in mind if you’re newer to Good to Go days:
- Standard blockout dates for your specific Annual Pass tier still apply — Good to Go status doesn’t override those.
- Park capacity limits still apply as well, so it’s not an unlimited-entry free-for-all.
- Once a date is designated Good to Go, it stays that way — Disney doesn’t revert a date back to requiring a reservation after the fact.
- If you already had a park reservation booked for one of these newly added dates, Disney automatically removes it. It may still show up under My Plans in the My Disney Experience app, but it won’t count against your reservation limit.
Good to Go days are genuinely one of the more useful, low-key Passholder perks precisely because they get released on a rolling basis rather than announced far ahead of time. That makes them ideal for last-minute plans…deciding on a whim to swing by Magic Kingdom after work, or squeezing in an EPCOT evening because a friend’s in town. With four more dates now locked in for the back half of September, Passholders have a real stretch of flexibility to work with heading into fall.
We’ll keep tracking new Good to Go additions as they land, so check back with Theme Park Scope for the latest dates as soon as they’re released.
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