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News: Today’s pricing for Individual Lightning Lane Selections

News: Today’s pricing for Individual Lightning Lane Selections


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Now that Disney Genie is live, we are getting a first look at pricing for Individual Lightning Lane selections. How much will it cost you to experience your favorite attractions?

Disney Genie

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Disney Genie is Disney’s way of helping Guests plan their vacations. Available in the My Disney Experience app, Genie is free for all Guests.

Guests who want to use Genie+ to get Lightning Lane access (read: formerly Fastpass+) instead of standby waits for attractions will pay $15 per person, per day.

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In addition, there are some attractions that offer Individual Lightning Lane (ILLs).

When you purchase Individual Lightning Lane, you can choose from a list of available return times throughout the day. You will only be able to purchase that attraction once a day using ILLS. 

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You will be able to purchase both Individual Lightning Lane Selections at 7 am if you are staying onsite. If you are staying offsite, you must wait until park opening to purchase your ILLS. You will purchase these in the My Disney Experience app.

So just how much will you pay to get on these attractions?

Individual Lightning Lane Attraction Pricing for Genie Debut Date

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We recently shared that Individual Lightning Lane pricing will vary by date, attraction, and park.

Now that Genie is live, we have the pricing for today’s selections to help you plan for your trip! Keep in mind that since pricing can vary by date, the prices may be different for upcoming dates.

Magic Kingdom:

  • Space Mountain: $7
  • Seven Dwarfs Mine Train: $10

EPCOT:

  • Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure: $8
  • Frozen Ever After: $9

Disney’s Animal Kingdom

  • Flight of Passage: $11
  • Expedition Everest: $7

Disney’s Hollywood Studios:

  • Rise of the Resistance: $15
  • Mickey and Minnie’s Runaway Railway $8
Picture of fountain, taking the following evening Credit-Rebecca

What do you think of these prices? Is a shorter wait time worth the price of your favorite attraction? Let us know in the comments below or on Kenny the Pirate’s Facebook page.

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Joyce L Lambert

Tuesday 15th of March 2022

The worst part - you not only pay more (after getting on your phone at 7AM) you now have to hope after paying the additional money - you get a time that fits into your schedule. I still do not understand why you can not pay the extra money and reserve the day and time - BEFORE you leave for vacation. Why not allow the 2 month in advance reserve like restaurants????

Sidney

Friday 22nd of October 2021

If I recall correctly, Disney did away with ETickets and increased daily ticket prices because all rides were included. At least Fast pass was available to all. If we are going to have to pay to have an opportunity to ride rides, shouldn't the ticket price drop? Don't tell me everyone gets a chance to pay for a ride. They clearly sell out and it makes for unpredictable wait times for those in stand by and therefor experiencing less at the park...which goes back to the ticket price that didn't go down in exchange. What kind of Genie asks for money to grant wishes...Jafar's Genie should be spokesperson for this program.

Jackie

Tuesday 19th of October 2021

Unless you are staying on site at hotels that it’s included

Stacey Martella-Ferris

Tuesday 19th of October 2021

I've said it before and I'll keep saying it. Greedy triple dipping, chapek has GOT to go

Eric muise

Tuesday 19th of October 2021

Universal provides free express passes for their deluxe hotels. Stay 1 night and you get 2 days of complimentry express passes for all the room guests. That is more than what disney provides.

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