Lightning lane

[Transplanter]

So I haven’t been to WDW is 5 or 6 years. I am assuming I have to buy a multi pass lane every day for each park (doing all 4). It looks like I can book up to 3 attractions or 1 big attraction. Is this at each individual park or just 3 and I’m done?

How much are they. Disney doesn’t list them on their site

Thank you

 

[MabelM]

The price of the lightning lane pass changes each day and is dependent on the park. If you have a hopper, the lightning lane works in the other parks after you complete a ride in your the park where you purchased it. You select three rides when you purchase and then can pick a new ride after you ride your first one. You can only use it for each ride once.

 

[eticketplease]

So I haven’t been to WDW is 5 or 6 years. I am assuming I have to buy a multi pass lane every day for each park (doing all 4). It looks like I can book up to 3 attractions or 1 big attraction. Is this at each individual park or just 3 and I’m done?

How much are they. Disney doesn’t list them on their site

Thank you

You can book 3 up front but only one can be from what is considered a tier 1 ride when purchasing multi pass. Not all rides are on multi pass and require an extra fee for the most popular rides and these are designated as Individual lightning lanes. You can buy 2 of those a day.

You can book another attraction after you have used one of your selections so you can do more than 3 in a day. Note that you can’t book an attraction twice for a lightning lane. If you want to ride an attraction twice one could be with Lightning Lane and the other by waiting in the standby line.

The cost will vary by the day and park you are visiting with AK being the cheapest and MK the most expensive.

If staying onsite you can buy the multi pass for your entire trip at 7 days out.

If you are staying offsite you can book 3 days out but you must do so for every day.




https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/lightning-lane-passes/

 

[loves to dive]

There are a lot of videos out there explaining how to use it. Go to UTube and put WDW Lightning Lanes explained in the search bar. I'm not sure if I can say the names of them here but you should be able to find them easy enough.

 

[toesmom]

There are a lot of videos out there explaining how to use it. Go to UTube and put WDW Lightning Lanes explained in the search bar. I'm not sure if I can say the names of them here but you should be able to find them easy enough.

This exactly, lots of videos to explain how to book and use lightning lane. We are coming from canada so even with the exchange rate, which made LL very expensive, it was still really useful to cover most rides and parks we visited.