The Privilege Ticket: the former Magic Plus and Infinity pass offer

The Privilege Ticket was a perk reserved for holders of a Magic Plus or Infinity annual pass, the tiers of the former pass range. It let you buy discounted admission tickets to bring family and friends, booked online and in limited numbers.

At the time, it was the equivalent of the offer that now lets you bring your loved ones to the park at a discounted price.

Here’s what the Privilege Ticket offered, for the record:

• Reserved for two tiers: the Magic Plus annual pass (up to 10 tickets over the pass’s validity) and the Infinity (up to 20 tickets).
• Weekly quota: 5 Privilege Tickets maximum per week.
• Access: 2 parks on the same day.
• Passholder had to be there: you had to collect (and pay for) the tickets at the ticket office at the park entrance (then Walt Disney Studios, now Disney Adventure World), with your valid annual pass and the confirmation email, on the day of the booking.
• Booked online on the platform dedicated to annual passholders.

Friends Tickets replace the Privilege Ticket, with different conditions:

Who can use it

the current offer is open to the adult tiers of the Disneyland Pass range, whereas the Privilege Ticket was only for Magic Plus and Infinity.

Passholder present

no longer required. You send the QR codes to your guests, who get in without you (before, you had to be there at the ticket office).

Buying

everything is done online, in the Disneyland Paris app or on the official website. Tickets are no longer collected at the ticket office.

For the details of the current offer, its conditions and the step-by-step buying guide, see the Friends Tickets guide.

If you hold a current Disneyland Pass, the offer that lets you bring family and friends at a discounted price is now Friends Tickets. And to understand the current tiers and choose yours, see the complete Disneyland Pass guide.