Premier Pass is the walk-on pass: every Lightning Lane ride in the park once, no return times, Single Pass rides included. It is priced like a second ticket, and Disney moves the price with the calendar.
| Park | Quiet | Typical | Peak | 2027 scenario |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Magic Kingdom | $299 | $379 | $499 | $314 to $524 |
| EPCOT | $149 | $209 | $299 | $157 to $314 |
| Hollywood Studios | $249 | $309 | $399 | $262 to $419 |
| Animal Kingdom | $119 | $159 | $249 | $125 to $262 |
Per person per day before 6.5 percent tax. 2026 from a price sample; 2027 is a 5 percent escalation scenario, the planner's assumption from one season of posted prices.
Four Premier Passes at Magic Kingdom on a typical day cost $1,615 with tax. Four one-day Magic Kingdom tickets average about $840. Premier is a second ticket's worth of money for one day's queue time. The planner compares Premier, Multi Pass and stand-by for your dates and tells you which one, per park day.
Per person per day before tax in 2026: Magic Kingdom $299 to $499, EPCOT $149 to $299, Hollywood Studios $249 to $399, Animal Kingdom $119 to $249.
A party with one park day at Magic Kingdom or Hollywood Studios on a peak date, who wants every headliner once and no phone management. For a family of four it costs more than a second day of tickets; two park days with Multi Pass usually gets more rides for less.
Multi Pass gives timed return windows, three at a time, for a tier of rides. Premier Pass is a walk-on pass for every Lightning Lane ride, once each, with no return times, and includes the Single Pass rides.
Tell the planner your dates and who is coming. It prices the resort, the tickets, Lightning Lane and every meal, then builds an hour-by-hour plan for each park day. Free to start.