What replaced Genie+ at Disney World?
Disney replaced Genie+ with Lightning Lane Multi Pass in 2024 and now also sells Single Pass and Premier Pass. Guides that mention Genie+ are out of date.
Genie+ was Disney's paid skip-the-line service at Walt Disney World. Disney ended it in 2024 and replaced it with Lightning Lane Multi Pass. If a guide still talks about Genie+, it is out of date.
What changed
| Then (Genie+) | Now |
|---|---|
| One paid product for many rides | Three products: Multi Pass, Single Pass and Premier Pass |
| Book next ride after using the last | Multi Pass uses a rolling set of selections |
| Individual Lightning Lane for top rides | Single Pass for the newest headliners |
| No all-day option | Premier Pass skips every eligible ride |
How the three work
- Multi Pass reserves return windows for many rides.
- Single Pass is bought per ride for the biggest headliners, such as TRON.
- Premier Pass is the highest-priced option with one skip on each eligible ride.
Prices vary by day and park. On October 6, 2026 Disney raised Lightning Lane prices, including the Premier Pass maximum to $499, according to reporting. Resort guests can book earlier than off-site guests.
What to do
- Read the Lightning Lane guide for the 2026 details.
- Decide which rides you most want to ride and whether waits justify a purchase.
- Check the current price in the My Disney Experience app.
Disneyland is different
Disneyland sells its own Lightning Lane Multi Pass and Single Pass. See the Disneyland guide.
Check Disney's own pages
Disney prices, policies and availability change, so check Disney's own pages before you book.
