Unleash the Magic: Disney’s Exclusive Priority Pass for Top-Tier inclusions at $450 Per Day
Disney’s New Line-Skipping Service: A Luxury You Can’t Afford
Are you ready to skip the lines at Disney’s theme parks without breaking the bank? Well, think again. Disney has just announced a new tier of line-skipping passes called Lightning Lane Premier Pass, but be prepared to pay a pretty penny for the privilege.
For a limited number of days over peak travel periods, you can expect to shell out up to $450 a day per person at Disney World. Yeah, you read that right – $450. But, like any luxury service, the price varies depending on the park and when you go. For example, a day at Disney’s Animal Kingdom will set you back $129 to $199 per person, while a day at Magic Kingdom will cost you $329 to $449 per person.
How Does the Lightning Lane Premier Pass Work?
These new passes do away with the restriction of having to select a time to arrive for your "line skip," which can be a real pain if you’re running late. However, you’ll need to be staying on property at a Disney hotel to be eligible to buy these limited passes at Disney World. At Disneyland, the pass will cost $400 per person until December 31, and $300 to $400 a day per person in 2025, depending on the dates you visit.
What Does the Future Hold for Disney’s Line-Skipping Service?
In 2023, Disney CEO Bob Iger admitted that the company had been "too aggressive" about increasing prices at the parks and wanted to make them more "accessible." But does charging up to $450 a day for a line-skipping service really fit that bill? It seems like the opposite of making Disney’s parks more accessible to more people.
Don’t Miss Out on the Fun!
While you may not need to buy these passes, let’s be real – ride queues can get pretty long, and waiting in line can be a real drag. The big appeal of Disney World and Disneyland is the rides, after all. And making it more expensive to actually enjoy them seems like the opposite of making your parks more accessible to more people. So, if you’re willing to splurge, here are the prices for each park:
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $129 to $199
- EPCOT: $169 to $249
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $269 to $349
- Magic Kingdom: $329 to $449
So, are you ready to shell out the cash for a luxury line-skipping experience?
