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Disney World’s November 1 Lightning Lane Prices Have Some Nerve

November 1 brings Disney World’s priciest Single Pass math yet: $25 for TRON, $25 for Cosmic Rewind, and a Magic Kingdom pair that lands at $43 for one guest.

Lightning Lane Pass logo used in WDWMAGIC’s November 1 price report
Four attractions reach new Lightning Lane Single Pass record prices on November 1. Image: WDWMAGIC

On Sunday, November 1, Walt Disney World will hit record-high Lightning Lane Single Pass prices for four attractions: $20 for Avatar Flight of Passage, $25 for Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind, $18 for Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, and $25 for TRON Lightcycle / Run. WDWMAGIC published the date-specific prices on October 11.

Magic Kingdom gets the sharpest little invoice. TRON and Seven Dwarfs add up to $43 for one guest on November 1, which turns two familiar “maybe we’ll skip the standby line” decisions into a $172 choice for a party of four. The math is simple. The eyebrow raise is doing considerably more work.

Magic Kingdom’s two-ride pair lands at $43

The increases are not evenly sprinkled. Cosmic Rewind rises $3 above its previous $22 record, and Seven Dwarfs Mine Train also climbs $3 from its former $15 high. TRON moves from a $23 record to $25, while Avatar Flight of Passage edges from $19 to $20.

That puts TRON and Cosmic Rewind at the highest Single Pass price WDWMAGIC has recorded anywhere at Walt Disney World. For a party of four, either attraction alone can total $100 on November 1. One ride, three digits, no souvenir bag to carry afterward.

The Magic Kingdom pairing is the number Disney regulars will immediately clock. TRON at $25 and Seven Dwarfs at $18 make the park’s two Single Pass attractions a combined $43 per person. A party of four buying both would spend $172, based on the reported prices. That is not a recommendation or a forecast of availability; it is the clean arithmetic inside the November 1 lineup.

There is also some revealing history tucked into these peaks. WDWMAGIC reports that the previous records for all four attractions were set October 29, 2025. Since Single Pass launched, the reported maximums have moved from $10 to $18 for Seven Dwarfs, $13 to $20 for Avatar, $14 to $25 for Cosmic Rewind, and $19 to $25 for TRON. Cosmic Rewind has made the largest climb of the four, an $11 rise from its original maximum.

November 1 is a peak, not a new everyday price

These numbers belong to November 1. They do not establish a new flat price for every date, and the next four weeks still show real variation.

WDWMAGIC lists Avatar Flight of Passage at $17–$20, Cosmic Rewind at $21–$25, Seven Dwarfs Mine Train at $13–$18, and TRON at $21–$25 across that window. That range keeps November’s single peak day from masquerading as the whole month: a November trip does not automatically mean four record prices, even though November 1 reaches all four at once.

The report is specifically about Lightning Lane Single Pass. It does not state that Multi Pass or Premier Pass prices changed with these four records, and it does not show whether the November 1 peaks repeat later or continue beyond the reported four-week window.

If November 1 is your park date, price the exact attraction before letting a record-high number stand in for the whole month. TRON and Cosmic Rewind now share the $25 ceiling in the published window, but November 1 is the confirmed peak; the price path after those four weeks remains outside the report.

Guests entering the Lightning Lane and Virtual Queue gates at TRON Lightcycle Run
TRON reaches a record $25 Lightning Lane Single Pass price on November 1. Photo: WDWMAGIC
TRON Lightcycle Run exterior at Magic Kingdom during daylight
TRON and Seven Dwarfs total $43 in Single Pass prices for one guest on November 1. Photo: WDWMAGIC

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