Walt Disney World is once again changing how Annual Passholders can enter its theme parks, and the latest update takes effect immediately.Disney has added two more “good to go” days to its September 2026 calendar, giving Annual Passholders additional opportunities to visit without making a theme park reservation.The newly added dates are Tuesday, September 8, and Thursday, September 10. On both days, eligible Annual Passholders can enter any of Walt Disney World’s four theme parks without securing a reservation beforehand.Credit: Inside the MagicFor Passholders who like making last-minute Disney World plans, that gives them considerably more flexibility this week.Disney Adds Two More Good to Go DaysDisney introduced “good to go” days as a way to loosen reservation requirements for Annual Passholders on select dates.Instead of Passholders needing to decide which park they plan to visit and secure a reservation in advance, Disney designates certain dates when that requirement disappears.September 8 and September 10 have now officially joined that list.Even better, the change isn’t limited to Disney World’s more expensive Annual Pass options. Both newly added good to go days apply to all four Annual Passholder tiers.That means Passholders who are eligible to visit on those dates can head to Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, or Disney’s Animal Kingdom without first booking a park reservation.Of course, normal Annual Pass blockout dates still matter depending on the type of pass a guest holds.Disney Has Already Offered Good to Go Days This MonthThese aren’t the first reservation-free opportunities Disney has given Annual Passholders in September.September 2 and September 3 were previously designated as good to go days, meaning Disney has now provided four such dates during the opening stretch of the month.The latest additions are particularly notable because Disney can add good to go days relatively close to the actual date.That makes the Annual Passholder calendar worth watching even if a particular day initially requires reservations. A date that requires advance planning today could potentially become a good to go day later.Disney has also indicated that it will continue adding good to go days to the calendar.Credit: DisneyWhat This Means for Disney World Annual PassholdersTheme park reservations haven’t completely disappeared for Walt Disney World Annual Passholders, but Disney continues creating exceptions that make spontaneous visits easier.Good to go days are one of the biggest examples.For local Passholders in particular, the system can make it much easier to decide that morning—or even later in the day—to head to Disney World without worrying about whether a reservation remains available.The timing also gives Passholders two reservation-free dates within three days this week.As of September 7, Disney has designated September 8 and September 10 as its newest good to go days. Passholders planning visits later in September should continue checking Disney’s calendar because additional dates could still be added.For now, though, Annual Passholders have two new opportunities to skip the reservation step and head directly to their choice of Walt Disney World’s four theme parks.The post Disney World Changes Annual Passholder Access, Effective Immediately appeared first on Inside the Magic.