Lightning Lane Premier Pass

[HauntedPirate]

Now LLPP is available to everyone, just like LLMP and LLSP (the latter will never go away without a complete corporate lobotomy)?

That won't be a concern when they ultimately replace LLMP with LLPP.

 

[bpiper]

I'm wondering if they're not meeting their quota of gullible Disney hotel staying guests purchasing this and have opened it up to non-disney hotels to fill the gap of gullible people.

 

[JD80]

Is it really a "pilot" anymore when it's now been expanded twice?

Sure, but not from our point of view. They can be piloting availability levels and by calling it a pilot may choose to restrict it again.

 

[Jrb1979]

Sure, but not from our point of view. They can be piloting availability levels and by calling it a pilot may choose to restrict it again.

I'm curious as to the end game in this. My concern is they are heading back to the same issue they had with the amount of DAS users in the LL queues. Instead it's filled with paying guests.

 

[JD80]

I'm curious as to the end game in this. My concern is they are heading back to the same issue they had with the amount of DAS users in the LL queues. Instead it's filled with paying guests.

End game is to maximize LLPP purchases that don't impact LLMP purchases.

Then once that is known (which may already be known) they can then figure out how to maximize cost of both products to maximize revenue.

That may be more LLPP and less LLMP.
That may be lower cost LLPP and a higher cost LLMP.
That may be a higher cost LLMP and a higher cost LLPP.

 

[SpectroMagician]

I severely doubt it is a "popular pass" as the article says. They wouldn't need to open it to non-resort guests if it was truly that popular.

"Starting January 21, 2025, Walt Disney World will make the Lightning Lane Premier Pass available to all guests, removing the previous restriction limiting purchases to those staying at Disney Resort hotels and select partner properties.

This change significantly expands access to the popular pass, which allows one-time access to all Lightning Lane attractions in a single park for a day, priced between $119 and $449."

 

[Jrb1979]

I severely doubt it is a "popular pass" as the article says. They wouldn't need to open it to non-resort guests if it was truly that popular.

"Starting January 21, 2025, Walt Disney World will make the Lightning Lane Premier Pass available to all guests, removing the previous restriction limiting purchases to those staying at Disney Resort hotels and select partner properties.

This change significantly expands access to the popular pass, which allows one-time access to all Lightning Lane attractions in a single park for a day, priced between $119 and $449."

It's not meant to be a popular pass.

 

[monothingie]

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