Disney’s new Lightning Lane Multi Pass and Lightning Land Single Pass system roll out today! While the system will utilize variable pricing, we do now know how much it will cost in its early stages.
Lightning Lane Multi Pass
By now you know Disney is making some huge changes to Genie+. The new system is a paid system that is more akin to FastPass+
Guests will be able to purchase the service in advance and make up to 3 selections for Lightning Lane access attractions in advance. Disney will still profit from offering this service, and Guests will be able to pre-plan their selections.
Want to know how it all works? Head over HERE for a full guide.
Lightning Lane Pricing
Day 1 for the new system has arrived, and with it comes pricing for Guests for Lightning Lane Multi Pass and Single Pass. Remember, pricing will fluctuate. But these initial numbers will give you a good idea of what to expect to pay.
For July 24, 2024, Lightning Lane Multi Pass Pricing is:
- Magic Kingdom $29
- EPCOT: $21
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $26
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park: $18
For July 24, 2024, Lightning Lane Single Pass Pricing is:
- Seven Dwarfs Mine Train: $12
- TRON: $20
- Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewing: $17
- Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance: $25
- Avatar Flight of Passage: $16
Price Drops
Pricing actually DROPS at times as the system rolls out. By July 26, it has dropped to $28 for Magic Kingdom, $19 for EPCOT, $24 for Hollywood Studios, and $17 for Animal Kingdom.
Prices dip as low as $25, $18 for EPCOT, $22 for Hollywood Studios, and $16 for Animal Kingdom for Magic Kingdom on select dates. Demand will govern pricing, and it will likely creep up for peak dates.
The same trend is true for Lightning Lane Single Pass. TRON seems to be consistently $20, but the other attractions vary in price depending on the date.
Pricing will fluctuate for Lightning Lane Multi Pass and Single Pass
What do you think about pricing for Lightning Lane Multi Pass? Do you plan to use the service on your next visit to Walt Disney World?
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Maxiela
Sunday 28th of July 2024
Hate this, will NOT use it and will not renew my Annual Pass because of this.
Tami
Wednesday 24th of July 2024
I can’t help but wonder if the reason they came up with this system is because they weren’t selling Genie + the way they’d hoped to. This advanced purchase option gives people FOMO and they are more likely to purchase it before knowing what the crowds and the wait times of the day will look like while they are there.
Maxiela
Sunday 28th of July 2024
@Tami, No the weren't selling like Disney had hoped it would. Not only did Disney modify this they have now trimmed down the DAS system to FORCE disabled people (legitimate ones as well as abusers) to purchase this money grab system. People who really need the DAS are being declined and told to just buy the pass or wait in-line regardless if they have a seizure, pee on the floor, or a host of other issues that happen when some are kept for lengthy times in close tight quarters. This has FORCED many to fork over more $or don't enjoy the park as intended. It's a nightmare for those waiting in line as well, particularly with wheelchairs running over their feet and having to move out of the way for the ECV when they have to leave then get back in line etc. It also encourages line jumping which is also a huge issue that Disney does nothing about. Disney magic is slowly disappearing. It won't be long before there is no more
C Deems
Wednesday 24th of July 2024
Another HUGE money grab by Disney! So for your hundreds of dollars for a multi day ticket, you get to walk around and admire the scenery or stand in line for hours? The greed is disgusting.
Karen
Wednesday 24th of July 2024
There appears to be no version ALL PARKS version of the LLMP as there was with Genie+. So if someone park hops, they must purchase LLMP for each park?
KatieP
Sunday 28th of July 2024
It appears you can hop with any of them so long as you start in the park you purchased it for.
Dana
Wednesday 24th of July 2024
The choices for the mult-pass are for things that do not need it, to me it would be a waste.
KatieP
Sunday 28th of July 2024
I agree that seasoned travelers will not see much value in some of the attractions. But people who do not go often and want to see and do it all might not realize how easy it is to hop on thinks like Small World, Barn Stormer, Little Mermaid, Imagination, etc.
CT
Wednesday 24th of July 2024
I agree with Dana. The Multi-Pass seems like a waste of money for guests who go to WDW often. We do not plan on using this service.