The per-park pricing for Lightning Lane Premier Pass at Walt Disney World has been revealed.
Lightning Lane Premier Pass Pricing
As revealed with the announcement of Lightning Lane Premier Pass, passes will range from $129 to $449 at Walt Disney World, varying by date and demand. We now know the exact ranges for each Walt Disney World theme park:
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $129-$199 plus tax
- EPCOT: $169-$249 plus tax
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $269-$349 plus tax
- Magic Kingdom: $329-$449 plus tax
Lightning Lane Premier Pass offers entry to every Lightning Lane attraction at a single park once per day without booking arrival times. This includes both Lightning Lane Multi Pass and Single Pass attractions. Walt Disney World will begin piloting the pass on October 30 for guests staying at select hotels. Guests can purchase Lightning Lane Premier Passes up to 7 days before the first day of their vacation.
At Disneyland Resort, one Lightning Lane Premier Pass will include attractions at both Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure. The pass will be $400 per person, per day for visits through December 31, 2024. Beginning in 2025, pricing will vary from $300 to $400.
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Source: USA Today
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