A price increase in Disney World? We’re shocked! (This is sarcasm.)
Planning at trip to Disney World comes with a lot of different things! Picking your dining options, learning what rides are in which park, and budgeting are all apart of that Disney planning. With this recent news, your budget might be changing!
Things are constantly changing in Disney World and unfortunately, one of those things are prices! We tend to expect price increase announcements throughout the year, especially during those busier seasons. The latest price increase will impact Lightning Lane Multi Pass and Single Pass!
If you’re unfamiliar with it, Lightning Lane Multi Pass lets you pay to skip most of the lines in Disney World. For the more popular rides, you can purchase Lightning Lane Single Pass which gives you access to the most popular ride in each park, expect Magic Kingdom which has two.
You can expect to pay a pretty penny to skip those lines and starting on January 19th, you can expect to see those prices go up! Over in Magic Kingdom, Multi Pass is going to run you $29 per person to book three rides in advance of your park day. Once you start using your first Lightning Lane in the park, you can book as you use them while holding three at a time.
If you want to head into the grid on TRON, it’ll cost you $21 per person and to head into the mines on Seven Dawrfs Mine Train it will be $13 per person. Reminder, for those single passes you only get to ride one time.
Over in EPCOT we’re seeing the biggest price increase with it shooting up to $28 per person for Multi Pass. For $18, you can hop on Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind.
Hollywood Studios is gonna run you up $29 dollars per person for Multi Pass and $25 for the Rise of the Resistance Single Pass.
Animal Kingdom will be the most budget friendly in comparison! It will be $15 to skip most of the lines at the wildest park and a separate $15 to enjoy Flight of Passage.
Prices for Lightning Lane Multi Pass and Single Pass fluctuate depending on crowds and time of year so you can expect prices to be higher if you’re coming on a holiday weekend! In case you forgot, it’s almost time for Martin Luther King Jr. Day which is January 20th, and most likely why we’re seeing these price increases.
If you’re headed to any of the parks during a busier time, no need to worry! We have plenty of tips and tricks, plus we remind you of days to avoid when planning. Make sure to keep following AllEars.Net for all of your Disney price increase news!
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I am visiting Orlando next January, and I Will start on jan 22nd with Epcot. They just released de LL prices for this day, and they are so expensive, almost the same price they charged at the end of the year 2024. It is weird because on MLK holiday is cheaper. It seems they are expecting more people after MlK holidays than the holidays itself. Is that normal? Should I expect big crowds after MLK holidays?
Regards
I’m holding LL and MPP for Jan 4-9 and already seeing these prices.