Lightning Lane Premier Pass has new record prices for Monday, November 23: $479 per person at Magic Kingdom, $369 at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, $269 at EPCOT, and $219 at Disney’s Animal Kingdom.
Magic Kingdom is now $21 shy of putting a five in front of a one-day, one-park line-skipping product. Subtle, this is not. Every park broke its previous Premier Pass high for the same date.
Every park broke its old ceiling
Magic Kingdom jumped $30 from its previous $449 record. The other three parks each rose $20:
- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: $369, up from $349
- EPCOT: $269, up from $249
- Disney’s Animal Kingdom: $219, up from $199
WDWMAGIC says the former records were first set on Thanksgiving Day 2024 and matched as recently as November 22, 2026. November 23 now owns the top line across all four parks.
Lightning Lane Multi Pass is also highest on November 23 in the currently published Thanksgiving-week window: $45 at Magic Kingdom, $39 at Hollywood Studios, $35 at EPCOT, and $29 at Animal Kingdom. Premier Pass does a different job, but that side-by-side is still eye-opening. At Magic Kingdom, the gap between the two products is $434 per person.
November 23 is a record, not necessarily the ceiling
November 23 is currently the furthest date available for Premier Pass purchase. Disney has not yet exposed the rest of Thanksgiving week, so $479 should not be treated as the holiday week’s final maximum.
Premier Pass includes one-time entry to each available Lightning Lane attraction in one park without booking return times. It is priced per person, per park, per day. The freedom is the product; unlimited repeat rides and park-to-park coverage are not part of the reported offer.
The choice has become wonderfully unsubtle: $479 buys schedule freedom at one park for one day, not a resort-wide pass. Magic Kingdom is $21 away from a $500 price tag, and Disney has not shown the rest of Thanksgiving week yet.
