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Thank you. Wondery. I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Tuesday, January 26th.

Recently, the happiest place on Earth shared a bit of sad news for Disneyland devotees anyway. If you have an

annual pass to the park or ever wanted to buy one, well, you're out of luck. In early January,

Disneyland abruptly announced that its annual pass program was over. Well, the company said it was

sunseting annual passes, which is so Disney, right?

The program let guests pay anywhere from around 400 to 1,400 a year for access to both Disneyland and nearby Disney California Adventure Park.

Both parks in Southern California have been closed since last March because of the coronavirus pandemic.

So for folks eagerly waiting for the park to reopen and the chance to buy an annual pass for next year, we're doubly sorry. Disney said anyone whose

passes extended beyond the shutdown date would be automatically refunded and passholders will get

discounts on food and merchandise from Disney's retail outfits through the end of February.

Now, Disneyland doesn't publicly release sales numbers, but it's believed that they sell around

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