The Privilege Ticket: the old Magic Plus and Infinity pass perk

Holders of a Magic Plus or Infinity annual pass, tiers from the old lineup, used to get this perk. With it, they could purchase admission for friends and relatives at a lower price, through an online booking system with a limited allowance.

In its day, it played the same role as today’s offer for inviting your loved ones to the park for less.

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

• Limited to two tiers: Magic Plus annual passes (up to 10 tickets over the pass’s validity) and Infinity (up to 20 tickets).
• Weekly cap: 5 Privilege Tickets per week at most.
• Access: 2 parks on the same day.
• Passholder required in person: on the day of the booking, you collected the tickets at the ticket booths by the park entrance (back then Walt Disney Studios, today Disney Adventure World) and paid for them there, showing your valid annual pass along with the email confirmation.
• Online booking on the platform set up for annual passholders.

Friends Tickets replace the Privilege Ticket, with different terms:

Who’s eligible

the current offer is open to the adult tiers of the Disneyland Pass lineup, while the Privilege Ticket was limited to Magic Plus and Infinity only.

Coming along with your guests

not necessary anymore. Your guests receive their QR codes from you and enter the park on their own (in the past, the passholder had to be at the ticket booth).

Purchase

everything happens online, in the app or on the official website. There’s no more picking up tickets at the booth.

For the full details of the current offer, its terms, and a step-by-step purchase tutorial, see the Friends Tickets guide.

If you hold a current Disneyland Pass, the offer that lets you bring friends and family at a discounted price is now Friends Tickets. And to understand today’s tiers and pick the right one for you, check out the complete Disneyland Pass guide.