Disney World Wants to Catch Lightning Lane Multi Pass in a Bottle
There's a new way to achieve expedited access to your favorite attractions at Walt Disney's (NYSE: DIS) domestic theme parks. Disneyland in California and Disney World in Florida began offering Lightning Lane Multi Pass on Wednesday. It's merely a rebrand of the Genie+ platform at Disneyland, but it's rolling out as an enhanced offering at Disney World.
Instead of paying between $15 and $39 a day for the ability to secure faster-moving Lightning Lane queues on the app during the day at set intervals, guests can now secure their first three experiences before deciding to purchase the premium offering. It's a clear upgrade, even if some theme park enthusiasts are grumbling about the change online.
It's been several years since Disney World offered FastPass+, a platform that allowed visitors to secure reservations for three attractions with shorter wait times than the longer standby queue. It was included in a guest's park admission, and now, they have to pay. No one is going to celebrate paying for something that used to be free, but it's the new normal.
Source Fool.com
