D23 Gold Members Can See Hexed Two Days Early At Disney Springs And Orange On November 23

Billie from Walt Disney Animation Studios' Hexed under a crescent moon

D23 Gold Members can see Hexed two days before everyone else. D23 is holding Gold Member advance screenings of Walt Disney Animation Studios’ new film on Monday, November 23, at AMC Disney Springs 24 in Florida and AMC Orange 30 in California, and tickets go on sale this Friday, November 13.

Billie from Walt Disney Animation Studios' Hexed under a crescent moon
(Disney)

Hexed opens in theaters on Wednesday, November 25, so the screenings land just before the holiday weekend rush.

Tickets, Price And What’s Included

Tickets go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. Pacific, 1 p.m. Eastern, through the D23 event page. Gold Members pay $15 per ticket plus a $3 processing fee. Each ticket includes a voucher for a regular popcorn and a voucher for a fountain drink.

Each Gold Member can reserve a ticket for themselves and one guest. Quantities are limited and sold first-come, first-served, and every attendee, including the Member, needs their own ticket.

Rules To Know Before You Buy

D23 is strict about these nights. Tickets are non-transferable, must carry a legal first and last name for each guest, and are only good for the people named on them. All sales are final, with no cancellations or refunds for any reason, including illness or changed travel plans.

At check-in, Members need their D23 Membership card, physical or digital in the D23 App, plus their ticket. Members and guests over 18 may be asked for a government-issued ID that matches the name on the ticket. Guests under 18 must come with a parent or legal guardian who also has a ticket. Children under 3 can attend without a ticket but have to sit on a lap. Recording of any kind during the screening is not allowed.

What Hexed Is About

Hexed follows Billie, an impulsive and unconventional teenager who discovers secret magical abilities that send her out of suburbia and into Hexe, a vast realm of witches. She has to team up with her cautious mother, Alice, and the two uncover family mysteries that could change the world of witches forever.

Fawn Veerasunthorn and Jason Hand direct, Josie Trinidad co-directs, and Roy Conli and Yvett Merino produce. The film is rated PG.

Disney has been rolling out more of the movie ahead of release, including a clip of Beef Roger Crummchuk’s magic ride. If you’re a Gold Member near Orlando or Orange County, set an alarm for Friday, since ticket quantities are limited.

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