Magic Kingdom Lightning Lane, Mostly Slow Kiddie Rides?

[fatmanatee]

I'm seeing Tron available for Monday, $21.

 

[Mouse Tracker]

In following this thread- IF one buys the Premier Pass, it doesn't matter what the LL status is for that day, you get one.

Correct?

 

[Dave006]

In following this thread- IF one buys the Premier Pass, it doesn't matter what the LL status is for that day, you get one.

Correct?

Correct as long as LLPP passes are available for purchase, you get entry to every LL attraction once per day for the park you purchased LLPP. For example a LLPP for Monday is $429 per person vs $21 for Tron, and $37 for a LLMP.

Dave

 

[DavidNYC]

Don't drive yourself crazy - there will be times during the day the line will drop to about 60 minutes (lunchtime, parade time, etc.) You'll be able to get most other rides with regular lightning lane (particularly if you watch a few videos on tips and tricks on how to use) so just go in expecting you'll have 1-2 longer lines during the day. You've got a whole day there . . . if you're not interested in most of the kids rides - plenty of time to do the big ones and still even have time to hop elsewhere.

 

[VGCgroupie]

Well this is all so crazy. Does anyone have a link to a thread that gives me all the info for LL? I haven't been to WDW in years and its seems much differnt than how DL LL works.

 

[nerdboyrockstar]

Well this is all so crazy. Does anyone have a link to a thread that gives me all the info for LL? I haven't been to WDW in years and its seems much differnt than how DL LL works.

I just visited last weekend and LL was even more different than I was expecting. Had no idea the 2-hour window was gone. Seems like it's always changing so the need to study up is constant.