Walt Disney World Annual Passholders are being surprised by an official 2026 calendar and stickers arriving unannounced in their mailboxes.
Walt Disney World Annual Passholder 2026 Calendar
The front of the calendar features a watercolor and ink painting of the Walt Disney World entrance archway flanked by palm trees and the current cartoon iterations of Minnie and Mickey.
- Magic Kingdom: Cinderella Castle, Tiana’s Bayou Adventure, Jungle Cruise, TRON Lightcycle Run, Space Mountain, Walt Disney World Railroad and entrance plaza
- Animal Kingdom: entrance plaza, Tree of Life, Kilimanjaro Safaris, Expedition Everest
- EPCOT: World Showcase, Spaceship Earth, Mission: SPACE, Journey Into Imagination, The Land, monorail
- Hollywood Studios: entrance plaza, Gertie, Chinese Theater, Skyliner, Tower of Terror, Fantasmic!
Open it up and you get a colorful vertical illustrated map of the Walt Disney World Resort spanning the whole length of the calendar. Among the included landmarks and attractions from each park are:
The message at the bottom reads:
Dear Passholders,
This calendar is far more than just practical use and beautiful views – it’s where you can save the date, plan time to play, mark milestones and relive memories.
So while you count down the days, weeks or months until your next visit, let this gift be a token of our appreciation for you. We can’t wait to spend another magical year together. Thank you and…
See ya real soon!
Each month has its own unique illustration of different Disney characters in the same style as the cover and resort map.
January – Figment
Figment flies through the sky splashing paint from a bucket around the image. Three rainbow splotches accompany him.
February – Tiana and Louis
The month of Mardi Gras is perfect for Princess Tiana, who’s pictured singing on a stage in Tiana’s Palace alongside Louis and the critter band from Tiana’s Bayou Adventure.
March – Orange Bird
Orange Bird contentedly flies below an orange tree while enjoying a swirled Dole Whip.
April – Minnie Mouse & Spike
Minnie Mouse gives a sweet wink as she dances through a field of flowers as Spike the Bee follows her.
May – Oswald the Lucky Rabbit & Hortencia the Cat
Hortencia the Cat shares a smooch with Oswald the Lucky Rabbit as they swing on a girder surrounded by hearts in this grayscale illustration.
June – Stitch
Who else would represent the month of 626 Day but Stitch? He bursts through the page to give you a big slobbery lick.
July – Dumbo
Dumbo soars over a Fantasyland landscape accented by Mickey balloons and the King Arthur Carrousel. Fireworks burst behind him.
August – Pumbaa & Timon
Say “hakuna matata” to the last month of summer with Pumbaa and Timon, who share an extra-long worm Lady & the Tramp style in front of a lush jungle background.
September – Mickey Mouse
Mickey welcomes us to his charming yellow house, complete with a “Mickey Mouse” mailbox and Pluto’s red doghouse.
October – Princess Aurora & Maleficent
Maleficent lurks over the sleeping Aurora in this scene from Sleeping Beauty framed with a thorn and tree pattern accented with icons from the film: the castle, spinning wheel, Diablo the Raven, and Maleficent’s dragon form.
November – Hei Hei
Prepare for the ultimate boat snack feast day with Hei Hei, who’s depicted here showing six different expressions: confused, surprised, happy, side-eyed, running, and…coconut-headed.
December – Disney Character Wrapping Paper
The final month of 2026 gets a wintry blue wrapping-paper design with snowflakes, stars, and portraits of all the characters featured in the calendar, plus a few more: Crush the turtle, Ray the firefly, and Timothy Q. Mouse also appear here.
A fun touch is that some months have Disney-specific dates highlighted, including:
- Villaintines
- May the Fourth
- Mickey’s birthday
- 626 Day
- Attraction anniversaries
- Walt Disney World’s birthday
Finally, the back cover of the calendar features Mickey and Minnie at the helm of Monorail Red. Stitch and Figment are on board and Orange Bird and Dumbo fly by. The Walt Disney World Annual Passholder logo is in the corner.
The calendar also comes with a sheet of special planning stickers themed to Walt Disney World, with multiple stickers each of the Tower of Terror, Spaceship Earth, Cinderella Castle, the Tree of Life, and Typhoon Lagoon. There are also stickers for each of the EPCOT festivals and resort stays, plus celebrations and birthdays.
Did you get this calendar in the mail? Let us know in the comments and on social media!
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