How Much Does Lightning Lane Cost at Disney World in 2025?
PLEASE NOTE: all pricing listed is subject to change. You can find up to date pricing in your Disney World app.
If you’re planning a Disney World trip and wondering “Okay but how much is it going to cost to skip the lines?”—this post is for you.
Disney’s Lightning Lane system is how you skip the standby lines and spend more time riding your favorite attractions. But in 2025, the prices range a lot, depending on what kind of pass you choose, what park you’re in, and what day you’re visiting. Let’s break it all down so you can figure out what’s worth it for your trip.
How Much Does Lightning Lane Cost?
Here’s the full range of Lightning Lane pricing:
Single Pass: $10–$25 per person
Multi Pass: $15–$39 per person
Premier Pass: $129–$449 per person
Prices change based on dates and crowd levels, so if you’re going during a slower time of year, you’ll likely pay on the lower end. Busy holiday weeks? You’ll see those higher numbers.
Park-by-Park Lightning Lane Pricing Averages
Because pricing is date- and park-based, here’s what you can generally expect for each park:
Magic Kingdom:
Single Pass – $10–$14
Multi Pass – $20–$39
Premier Pass – $359–$399
EPCOT:
Single Pass – $14–$19
Multi Pass – $15–$32
Premier Pass – $169–$229
Hollywood Studios:
Single Pass – $15–$25
Multi Pass – $20–$35
Premier Pass – $269–$329
Animal Kingdom:
Single Pass – $11–$18
Multi Pass – $15–$29
Premier Pass – $129–$159
Which Lightning Lane Option is Best?
Just want to ride the big headliners? The Single Pass might be your best bet. It’s the cheapest option, but it only covers one ride per pass. (Magic Kingdom is the only park where you can purchase two.)
Want to skip multiple lines and save time across your day (or across parks)? The Multi Pass is the best overall value. It covers several attractions and works great for those with Park Hopper tickets too.
Want the VIP experience? The Premier Pass is for you. It’s the most expensive but it’ll get you front-of-the-line access like never before.
Average Pricing for Single Pass
Magic Kingdom:
Seven Dwarfs Mine Train – $10–$12
TRON Lightcycle Run – $20
EPCOT:
Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind – $14–$17
Hollywood Studios:
Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance – $15–$25
Animal Kingdom:
Avatar Flight of Passage – $11–$17
Remember—prices can change daily, so always check the My Disney Experience App on the day of your park visit for the most accurate pricing.
Final Thoughts
The Lightning Lane system can be a huge time-saver, but it’s also a place where the costs can add up fast. My advice? Think about how you want to spend your day. If riding the most popular attractions with minimal waiting is a top priority, it may be worth the extra cost—especially on the busiest days.
If you need help deciding which pass is best for your family (or when crowds will be lighter), I’m always happy to help you plan!
