Purduevian
Well-Known Member
Is this 480 vs 300 number due to the DAS changes or did it increase to 480 before that? Overall a 62% increase in LL availability is crazy and makes G+/LLMP much more beneficial to those buying it
-
Welcome to the WDWMAGIC.COM Forums!
Please take a look around, and feel free to sign up and join the community.
Lightning Lane at Walt Disney World
- Thread starter wdwmagic
- Start date
Thrill Data has shared what the MDX app's API currently shows for upcoming Lightning Lane Multi Pass pricing (with the caveat this could change before the new system goes live on July 24).
Here's a link the article:
talk.thrill-data.com
Here's a link the article:
Lightning Lane Multi Pass Pricing
Below, find the current and future pricing for Lightning Lane Multi Pass at Walt Disney World Resort. These are the current prices directly from the My Disney Experience app's API. It appears that the initial pricing for LLMP reflects the current Genie+ pricing scheme. However, the Park Hopper op...
talk.thrill-data.com
I'm not expecting much of a price change policy change from current Genie+Thrill Data has shared what the MDX app's API currently shows for upcoming Lightning Lane Multi Pass pricing (with the caveat this could change before the new system goes live on July 24).
View attachment 802690
Here's a link the article:
Lightning Lane Multi Pass Pricing
Below, find the current and future pricing for Lightning Lane Multi Pass at Walt Disney World Resort. These are the current prices directly from the My Disney Experience app's API. It appears that the initial pricing for LLMP reflects the current Genie+ pricing scheme. However, the Park Hopper op...
Purduevian
Well-Known Member
What's interesting to me is that it looks like they removed the park hopper option... which means all of these basically turn into park hoppers.Thrill Data has shared what the MDX app's API currently shows for upcoming Lightning Lane Multi Pass pricing (with the caveat this could change before the new system goes live on July 24).
View attachment 802690
Here's a link the article:
Lightning Lane Multi Pass Pricing
Below, find the current and future pricing for Lightning Lane Multi Pass at Walt Disney World Resort. These are the current prices directly from the My Disney Experience app's API. It appears that the initial pricing for LLMP reflects the current Genie+ pricing scheme. However, the Park Hopper op...
I think this makes it less likely that all the prebook rules "unlock" at a certain time. Otherwise, someone could pay for the AK LLMP then at midnight or 7am or whatever try to book 3 MK tier 1s.
easyrowrdw
Well-Known Member
If that's the case, this makes Epcot and AK more appealing booking options now.
Purduevian
Well-Known Member
What we still don't know if any of the rules on the prebooks ever "unlock" or if you have to use 1 tier 1 and 2 tier 2s in the same park (or just 3 LLs in AK).
There are a few schools of thought on this:
1) Restricts on the first LL on each "track" remain in place until used or expired
2) Restrictions on all LLs "unlock" at a certain time (midnight, 7am, or park open)
3) Restrictions on all the tracks "unlock" once any LL is used.
I think #2 just became unlikely due to the different price in each park and #1 is probably the most likely.
If it is #1, I think it will be common to book 1 "burner" LL at EPCOT(Figment/Pixar) and AK(ITTBAB) right at park open and either tap in or let it expire so you get an unlocked LL earlier.
Last edited:
lentesta
Premium Member
Some information that was not previously known, has lately become known.
lentesta
Premium Member
Thrill Data has shared what the MDX app's API currently shows for upcoming Lightning Lane Multi Pass pricing (with the caveat this could change before the new system goes live on July 24).
Here's a link the article:
Lightning Lane Multi Pass Pricing
Below, find the current and future pricing for Lightning Lane Multi Pass at Walt Disney World Resort. These are the current prices directly from the My Disney Experience app's API. It appears that the initial pricing for LLMP reflects the current Genie+ pricing scheme. However, the Park Hopper op...
I'd emphasize that while the MDE code seems ready, there's likely back-end code and data not yet in place.
JIMMYEDDIE
Active Member
i do not think people will find any value in the new Genie+ or whatever it is now being called......You can buy 2 ILL's and get a VQ for the top rides....why would you then buy Genie+ on top of that for 1 more Tier 1 ride? doenst make sense to me but what do I know
Purduevian
Well-Known Member
Time is money. Any time you can save at a theme park can be valuable.
Here are the wait times you could skip right now if you used LLMP on the highest wait time attractions right now:
MK $29: Space (55), HM (40), small world (35) assume 10 min for each LL =$0.29 per min saved
EPCOT $21: Soarin (75), MS (35), Nemo (15) = $0.22 per min saved
DHS $26: RNRC (70), ToT (60), TSMM (45) = $0.18 per min saved
AK $18: Kali (70), Navi (55), EE (35)=$0.14 per min saved
This also assumes you don't pick up any additional LLs after your first 3. MK at the very least will definitely have valuable ones after you tap into your first one.
JIMMYEDDIE
Active Member
SO if i buy Tron, Seven Dwarfs and Genie+ i could be looking at $75pp? $75x6 of us is another $450 for the day to skip the rides......seems like a very steep price to pay for me, especially if thats 5 park days........
JD80
Well-Known Member
What's the argument here? You don't have to, and honestly only MK is worth the cost.
ConfettiCupcake
Well-Known Member
To be fair, this is unchanged from the system they’ve had in place today and previously. The only real difference with Genie+ and the new system coming tomorrow is the addition of the tiering that’s applicable to prebooking. The paid system has always removed the (arguably) most in demand attraction(s) and gave it its own charge. I agree it’s steep, but not new. They know enough people do value it.
Purduevian
Well-Known Member
Also look at it this way (I'll use 2 months out as a good benchmark).
Since you said 6 people and 5 "park days" I'm going to try to build a trip as cheap as possible.
4 nights at the cheapest onsite hotel= 2 rooms at the all star sports for $1616.12
5 day non-park hopper tickets for 6 people =$3616.56
5 park days of food/drink for 6 people is probably a minimum of $35 per day per person (and this is extremely cheap) = $1050
Total before travel expenses, snacks, nicer hotel, snacks, souvenirs, ect = $6,282.68 or $209.42 per person per day
Assuming you are able to be in the park 12 hours a day= $17 per person per hour per day or ~$0.29 per min to be in the park.
Personally, I feel like any time waiting in a line is "wasted" time. So anything that can save you that ~$0.30 a minute is a good value to me.
Again time is money. If you are already spending $209 per day just to be there and not die of starvation... an extra ~$25 feels worth it to skip hour's worth of lines.
My last trip for 2 adults and one "free" infant cost me $3,491.60 not including airfare for 2 park days. ~$100 of that was G+ which got me probably on an extra ~30% of attractions I wouldn't do otherwise.
GhostHost1000
Premium Member
It’s the only thing they are good at these days. Making things more complicated and charging for itI didn't think it was possible, but they've made it even more complicated.
Rhinocerous
Premium Member
You get front-of-line access to watch through a hole in the construction fences.Good to know you can pick Test Track.
dmc493
Well-Known Member
Idk I don't mind how the screenshots are looking. Seems logical, and will give people a better guarantee of what they're paying for upfront... anything to make the day-of experience is a winner for meI didn't think it was possible, but they've made it even more complicated.