Disneyland killed its annual pass program. Why, and what comes next?
(WorldNews Mexico)

When the Disneyland annual pass debuted in 1984, it sold for only $65. Things were different then: Splash Mountain didn`t exist yet. Star Tours didn`t either. And the park was closed most Mondays and Tuesdays except during the summer. In the 37 years since, the annual pass program has been expanded, modified and adjusted repeatedly, with various tiers and blocked-out days, as the attendance has soared and Walt Disney Co. has worked to continue the offering without hitting its capacity limit too often. Then, this week, it ended. Ten months after Disneyland and the adjacent Disney California Adventure Park closed because of the still-raging COVID-19 pandemic, Disney pulled the plug on the...