Lightning Lane Premier Pass

MickeyLuv'r

Well-Known Member
I can't speak to your age, or I-4 specifically, but express lanes have been part of toll roads for decades.

The ones in Va started up about 30 years ago. The ones in Ohio about the same time. I don't know when they got around to putting them in in Florida although i know Diane Gutierrez-Scaccetti was looking at them even before she took over FTE back 2011.

Private toll roads are actually much older. In the USA, they date back to the 1790's. From 1831-1840, the country had hundreds of them, but then canals/railways became more common and more profitable.

VA's modern Public/Private toll road partnership started in 1995. Before that, VA pioneered the concept of express lanes for buses in 1969.

That's older than I realized.
 

JMcMahonEsq

Well-Known Member
Private toll roads are actually much older. In the USA, they date back to the 1790's. From 1831-1840, the country had hundreds of them, but then canals/railways became more common and more profitable.

VA's modern Public/Private toll road partnership started in 1995. Before that, VA pioneered the concept of express lanes for buses in 1969.

That's older than I realized.
Yea i was only trying to go back to what i had some personal experience with. My dad assisted Fluor on the DBOMB project with VA, and I have had interaction with the EZPASS ones post 2004. But your right the concept of payment for faster services/better options, even in areas of constitutionally protected rights of interstate travel goes back a long way.
 
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HauntedPirate

Park nostalgist
Premium Member
I'm not free to wait in standby for the two VQ rides as it's not an option. My hope is LLMP is eventually gone and the only option is standby or the Premier Pass
Your wish may be reality soon enough. :cautious: My guess is two Christmases from now it could be LLPP and LLSP only.

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