A new complimentary Orange Bird magnet is now available at Disney Springs, exclusively to Walt Disney World Annual Passholders.
Passholders can join a virtual queue for picking up the magnet via My Disney Experience.
Our estimated wait time was forty minutes, but we were actually called about fifteen minutes later.
A notification is sent to your phone.
You then have one hour to pick up the magnet at Disney’s Wonderful World of Memories.
There are yellow signs pointing guests to the magnet pick-up location.
Passholders must have their Annual Pass and a photo ID to present to Cast Members.
A section of Disney’s Wonderful World of Memories is blocked off for magnet distribution.
Along with the magnet, Passholders get a scavenger hunt map and instructions on how to use an AR lens on their magnet.
The magnet features Orange Bird flying through a blue Disney “D.”
“Walt Disney World” is in white down the side of the “D.”
“Annual Passholder” is in black along the bottom.
The pamphlet also features information on The Passholder Buzz, a newsletter within My Disney Experience.
To use an AR lens on the magnet, Passholders can visit passholdermagnets.com or scan the QR code on the pamphlet.
Guests can also just use My Disney Experience or Snapchat.
Either app will instruct you to place the magnet in front of the camera.
The AR lens then brings the magnet to life. Orange Bird starts flying and jumping around.
He looked sad in a pile of oranges…
…but then he remembered that the Citrus Swirl exists.
The Orange Bird scavenger hunt sends guests around Disney Springs, which is currently celebrating Flavors of Florida.
Unfortunately, the scavenger hunt doesn’t include stickers — they gave us a pencil to check off locations — and there is no prize.
It could still be a fun activity for families visiting the shopping center, though.
Are you excited to pick up your Orange Bird magnet?
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Really a virtual queue for a magnet whats next rides that never needed fastpass/lighting lane oh wait never mind!
Before this people would wait hours in line for the magnets. Not sure why this is worth complaining about. Last time I clicked the reservation button when I parked at Disney springs and by the time I walked over it was ready