Lightning Lane at Walt Disney World

[marni1971]

So $15 per ticket for unlimited? I was expecting worse.

Almost unlimited tier two.

 

[DisneyDreamer08]

So you pay $15/day to make one FP at a time for tier 2 rides. No tier 1 rides are included in this $15/day. To ride tier 1, you rope drop, wait in standby or pay an extra fee for a FP?

 

[moorish]

So on-site guests who pay up can wake up at 7 to schedule their first Lightening Lane and off-site need to wait until park open per Scott Gusin:

 

[Basil of Baker Street]

Okay. $15 per ticket per day for our next trip will be a total of $360 total. That is very "doable" for us. I don't like the whole idea of doing it on the day of and only one at a time but I can live with it.

Same here. I think I still prefer the idea of having it all handled beforehand.

 

[Disnutz311]

So Genie+ at $15 per person allows you to jump in Lighting Lane at next available time 1 ride at a time all day or it’s $15 every time you want to jump?

Whole thing make me want to jump… off a cliff

 

[danv3]

So $15 per ticket for unlimited? I was expecting worse.

I wouldn't exactly say unlimited. Genie+ is scheduled access. Kind of like if you picked a fourth FP+ late in the day you wouldn't be able to get a fifth by the time you rode your fourth.

 

[mightynine]

So Genie+ at $15 per person allows you to jump in Lighting Lane at next available time 1 ride at a time all day or it’s $15 every time you want to jump?

Whole thing make me want to jump… of a cliff

$15 gets you the non-headliner attractions.

Headliners will cost extra, based on surge pricing.

 

[Basil of Baker Street]

So on-site guests who pay up can wake up at 7 to schedule their first Lightening Lane and off-site need to wait until park open per Scott Gusin:

People were looking for a "perk". There it is.

 

[Queen of the WDW Scene]

Dang I called a form of Maxpass months ago.
Some said it would never work at WDW.

 

[moorish]

I want to see which rides end up in which tier.

 

[marni1971]

So you pay $15/day to make one FP at a time for tier 2 rides. No tier 1 rides are included in this $15/day. To ride tier 1, you rope drop, wait in standby or pay an extra fee for a FP?

I believe so

So on-site guests who pay up can wake up at 7 to schedule their first Lightening Lane and off-site need to wait until park open per Scott Gusin:

I believe so

 

[Missing20K]

The price is like eh whatever after spending thousands to get in the park. But why do I have to spend so much time checking my phone to see what the Genie wants me to do next?

 

[monothingie]

Ok So not France.

 

[Indy_UK]

So on-site guests who pay up can wake up at 7 to schedule their first Lightening Lane and off-site need to wait until park open per Scott Gusin:

As it should be

 

[pixarprincess]

They just nuked the benefit of VIP tours. Unless they get to skip to the front of the lightning lane, those lanes are going to be long. Maxpass works well because they cap them small and you can jump between parks/there is more to do. If you're limited to your single park reservation then the LL spots for the day will be gone by hour two.

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

It’s almost like you had that pre-written, Steve…

First impression: it actually looks somewhat similar to maxpass and NOT THAT BAD.

lightning lane…don’t pay for individual walk ons.

“hold the line, adults”

 

[hopemax]

So Maxpass+. But they recognize some rides are a more valuable commodity.

 

[danv3]

People were looking for a "perk". There it is.

Can't trust Disney to honestly tell you what to do next. They'll tell you what Disney wants you to do next.

 

[jpinkc]

The thing is they arent talking or telling us about Tier 1 rides...... And you notice they specifically mention no ROTR

 

[aliceismad]

Almost unlimited tier two.

Will there be some tier 1 rides included? Just maybe included when their lines are sufficiently low?