The Disneyland Resort will be opening renewals for Magic Keys starting Thursday, August 18. One key change is the Dream Key will not be available with the Inspire Key taking its place.

In a not shocking move, all Keys will have blackout dates and yes, that includes the highest tier. This seems to be a move off last week’s parks revenue from The Walt Disney Company, where CEO Bob Chapek revealed that despite solid revenue, the Disneyland Resort struggled. Passholders do not bring in the profit as tourists do and it appears Disney is making an effort to change that.

Inspire $1599

6 park pass reservations
Free standard parking
20% off select merchandise
15% off select food and beverage
Unlimited Disney PhotoPass digital downloads (coming soon)
20% off Genie+ (when purchased same-day after entering the park)

Believe $1099

park pass reservations
50% off standard parking
10% off select merchandise
10% off select food and beverage
Unlimited PhotoPass digital downloads (coming soon)
20% off Genie+ (when purchased same-day after entering the park)

Enchant $699

4 park pass reservations
25% off standard parking at Toy Story Parking Area
10% off select merchandise
10% off select food and beverage
20% off Genie+ (when purchased same-day after entering the park)

Imagine $399

2 park pass reservations
25% off standard parking at Toy Story Parking Area
10% off select merchandise
10% off select food and beverage
20% off Genie+ (when purchased same-day after entering the park)

For now Magic Keys are only available to those who are renewing. Magic Keys will not be available for purchase at this time and there is no timetable for to yet. You can head over to the Disneyland Resort’s official website for further details and blackout dates.