Does anyone know how much Genie+ might cost per individual in September? We are a family of 6!

[eric8]

I'm budgeting around 1k (for Genie+) for the six days we'll be in the park but I'm hoping the price won't be on the more 'expensive' side (29.00-30.00 per ticket). Fingers crossed it's 15.00 a ticket in September.

 

[thanxfornoticin]

Outside of Labor Day weekend, September is probably going to be a slightly less crowded time to visit (theoretically!). If that's the case, I'd expect G+ to be whatever the low-end price is at that time - perhaps still around $15. It's really based on crowd levels, or at least that's how it appears. Of course, there could always be an overall price increase - tough to predict. And I'm sure you know, but you won't have to buy it everyday of your trip - maybe one of the parks won't be as important to have it and you could save a few bucks that day. But we'd probably estimate $20 per person per day, and then hopefully be glad it's only $15.... Have a great trip!

 

[Jrb1979]

I'm budgeting around 1k (for Genie+) for the six days we'll be in the park but I'm hoping the price won't be on the more 'expensive' side (29.00-30.00 per ticket). Fingers crossed it's 15.00 a ticket in September.

I wouldn't be surprised if $15 is no longer the low end and they bump it up to $20. I don't see it staying at $15 much longer

 

[eric8]

Thanks guys. Hopefully if they bump it up it won't be this year. I wish they would just include it with those staying on site.

 

[gharter]

At this point, its just a guess, but I think budgeting $15-20 per person should be close.
As noted, that is a slower time of year, and Genie + is supposed to be priced based on how crowded the parks are. However, everything is subject to change.

 

[AnnaKristoff2013]

I'm budgeting around 1k (for Genie+) for the six days we'll be in the park but I'm hoping the price won't be on the more 'expensive' side (29.00-30.00 per ticket). Fingers crossed it's 15.00 a ticket in September.

Nobody can answer this because they historically keep increasing prices, but I would expect September to be at the low end of whatever they are charging for Genie at that time. Note, in September, at a minimum, you probably don’t need Genie+ for Epcot. You might catch a long line at Frozen, Remy’s and Test Track, but that’s about it., and I would bet with a strategy of either rope dropping or staying to close you could hit those attractions with shorter (under an hour) lines. The future world rides will likely all be walk ons or close to it.

 

[Goofy4]

Thankfully, it was $15-$17 this past week. You *should* be in luck,

 

[TikiRob]

If you are comfortable budgeting $1k now, then I'd stick with that mindset and be pleasantly surprised with savings if it is less.

 

[Davey Jones II]

We will be a group of seven next October, planning to maximize Genie+ and Ill. Thus, taking out a second mortgage and bank loan...

 

[Kingoglow]

To date, we have seen the price of Genie+ swing from $15 - $29 (plus tax). The $29 days were around the holidays in Q4. So you can budget between $90 - $174, per day for a group of 6.

Please know that you do not need Genie+ every day of your trip. Also, you do not need Genie+ for an Individual Lightning Lines that you want to pay for.

I use it for only one of my two days at Magic Kingdom and at Hollywood Studios on days where I wont be at rope drop.

 

[jimmymc]

September is Disney's least crowded time, so the weekdays should all be $15. Maybe higher on the weekends.