PHOTOS & VIDEO: TWO More Genie+ Experiences Available Today in Disney World

There are two NEW ways to skip the lines in Disney World!

In Disney World, Genie+ lets you skip the standby lines of over 50 attractions for $15 per person, per day, and now you have the option to book two additional experiences, including a popular character meet-and-greet and a returning parade!

Now included with Genie+ is Red Carpet Dreams in Disney’s Hollywood Studios, where you can meet Minnie and Sorcerer Mickey in a modified way. When we checked the Tip Board in the My Disney Experience app, the standby line was 25 minutes, with the option to book a Genie+ Lightning Lane beginning at 11:45AM.

Red Carpet Dreams is located in the Commissary Lane area of Hollywood Studios, and you enter both the Lightning Lane and standby lane by walking through here.

Once you’re inside the queue area, the line is split in two different ways — one for standby, and one for the Lightning Lane.

And in Magic Kingdom, the recently returned Festival of Fantasy Parade is also available for booking! Today there are two showings of the parade, at 11:30AM and 2:30PM. If you book the Lightning Lane for the afternoon parade, you can enter the exclusive parade viewing area beginning at 2PM.

The Lightning Lane parade area has been roped off in front of Cinderella Castle, so if you book Festival of Fantasy on Genie+, here’s where you’ll be able to watch the parade!

The Genie+ viewing area is right in front of Cinderella Castle, so you can get some great views AND pictures. If you enter the viewing area as soon as you can at 2PM, you’re only waiting around 30 minutes for the parade to start.

Take a look at our video for a full look at the Lightning Lane parade viewing area!

Here’s a look at the Lightning Lane ⚡️ area for Festival of Fantasy Parade 💃🕺 pic.twitter.com/sgK07cPndE

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If you don’t feel like waiting a while for a good parade spot, or you want to visit Mickey and Minnie in a faster way, Genie+ is a great option for you to consider! Keep reading AllEars for more Disney World news!

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