Genie+ at Disneyland is now called Lightning Lane Multi Pass, and it currently starts at $34 per person per day. Disney renamed Genie+ in 2024, so if you’re searching for the current Disneyland Genie Plus price, Lightning Lane Multi Pass is the service you’re looking for.
The $34 price is a starting price. Disneyland uses date-based pricing for Lightning Lane Multi Pass, so the actual amount you see for your park day can be higher.
The service still does what most people remember Genie+ doing: it lets you reserve arrival windows for eligible Lightning Lane attractions throughout the day, and it includes Disney PhotoPass digital downloads from that park day.
What Is the Current Genie Plus Price at Disneyland?
The current Disneyland Lightning Lane Multi Pass price starts at $34 per ticket per day.
Disney does not use one fixed price for every visit. Prices and availability vary by date, so $34 is the minimum I would use when estimating the cost of a trip rather than assuming that’s what every park day will cost.
| Guests | 1 Day at $34 Minimum | 3 Days at $34 Minimum |
|---|---|---|
| 1 person | $34+ | $102+ |
| 2 people | $68+ | $204+ |
| 4 people | $136+ | $408+ |
| 6 people | $204+ | $612+ |
For a family of four, that means Lightning Lane Multi Pass costs at least $136 for one park day or $408 if everyone buys it for three days.
You can check Disney’s current pricing information on the official Disneyland Lightning Lane pricing page.
Is Genie Plus Still Available at Disneyland?
No, not under the Genie+ name.
Disney renamed Genie+ to Lightning Lane Multi Pass on July 24, 2024. The old Individual Lightning Lane name also changed to Lightning Lane Single Pass.
That’s why you’ll still see so many searches, videos and older Disneyland guides using “Genie Plus.” They’re referring to the predecessor of today’s Lightning Lane Multi Pass.
Disneyland did not completely redesign the system when it changed the name. The basic Disneyland process of entering the park and then making Lightning Lane selections remained in place.
If you want the full current attraction list and strategy rather than just the price, use my Disneyland Lightning Lane Multi Pass guide.
What Does the $34+ Lightning Lane Multi Pass Include?
The price gives one guest access to Lightning Lane Multi Pass for one park day.
You can make arrival-window selections for participating attractions such as Space Mountain, Indiana Jones Adventure, Haunted Mansion, Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run, Guardians of the Galaxy – Mission: BREAKOUT!, Incredicoaster and Toy Story Midway Mania.
The attraction lineup can change, and availability is never guaranteed.
Multi Pass also currently includes unlimited downloads of eligible Disney PhotoPass digital photos from your park day, including photos taken by select Disney PhotoPass photographers and participating attraction photos.
Which Rides Cost Extra?
Lightning Lane Multi Pass does not include every Lightning Lane attraction at Disneyland Resort.
Disney currently sells Lightning Lane Single Pass separately for:
- Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance at Disneyland Park
- Radiator Springs Racers at Disney California Adventure
Those purchases have their own date-based prices and are not included in the $34+ Multi Pass price.
Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway is now part of Lightning Lane Multi Pass, so older lists that show it as a separately priced attraction are outdated.
When Can You Buy Lightning Lane Multi Pass?
You have two main options.
- Buy it with your Disneyland ticket before your visit. Lightning Lane Multi Pass can be added when purchasing eligible Disneyland admission, subject to availability.
- Buy it on the day of your visit. If you don’t already have Multi Pass attached to your ticket, you can purchase it through the Disneyland app after entering a theme park, subject to availability.
I wouldn’t assume advance purchase is automatically cheaper. Disney says pricing varies by date, and I would compare the actual price offered for my ticket rather than relying on old Genie+ advice about advance versus day-of pricing.
When Can You Make Your First Lightning Lane Selection?
At Disneyland, you make your first Lightning Lane Multi Pass attraction selection after you enter a theme park.
There is no 7:00 AM advance-selection advantage for Disneyland Resort hotel guests.
Once you’re inside Disneyland Park or Disney California Adventure, open the Disneyland app, choose an eligible Multi Pass attraction and take the next available arrival window.
After you redeem that selection, or after two hours have passed since you made it, you can choose another available Multi Pass attraction.
You continue doing that throughout the day, subject to attraction and arrival-window availability.
Does Lightning Lane Multi Pass Work in Both Disneyland Parks?
Yes, if your admission includes Park Hopper.
With eligible Park Hopper admission, Lightning Lane Multi Pass can be used at participating attractions in both Disneyland Park and Disney California Adventure during the same day.
If you have a 1 Park Per Day ticket, your Multi Pass can only be used in the park you’re visiting that day.
You do not have to buy a separate Multi Pass for each park when you have Park Hopper admission.
How Much Does Genie Plus Cost for a Family of Four?
At the current $34 starting price, a family of four pays at least $136 per day for Lightning Lane Multi Pass.
Over a three-day trip, buying it every day starts at $408 for the family. If Disney charges more than the minimum rate on any of those dates, the total goes up.
This is why I don’t automatically add it to every day of a multi-day trip.
For a family spending three or four days at Disneyland, buying Multi Pass on one especially important or busy day can be much less expensive than adding it to every ticket for the entire trip.
Is the Current Lightning Lane Multi Pass Worth $34 or More?
I think the answer depends less on the $34 starting price and more on how many people are in your group and how many attractions you expect to use it for.
For one person, $34 can be easy to justify if it saves substantial time across several popular rides.
For a family of four, the same decision costs at least $136. At that point, I’d look at the attraction list and ask whether everyone in the family actually wants to use the eligible Lightning Lanes.
I would lean toward buying it on a busy day when my priority is attractions. I would be less interested on a relaxed day built around shows, food, characters or attractions with shorter standby waits.
For a more detailed value comparison, see my guide to whether Lightning Lane is worth it at Disneyland.
If You’re Searching for the 2025 Genie Plus Price
A lot of Disneyland price information still appears online under searches such as “Disneyland Genie Plus price 2025.”
The important thing to know is that Genie+ had already been renamed Lightning Lane Multi Pass by then. If you’re planning a current Disneyland trip, don’t use an old $30 or $35 Genie+ price as your budget.
The current number to start with is $34 per person per day for Lightning Lane Multi Pass, with the actual price varying by date.
Disney can change pricing, attractions and availability, so I would check the Disneyland app or Disney’s official Lightning Lane page shortly before your visit.
The Number I Would Put in My Disneyland Budget
If I’m building a Disneyland budget today, I use $34 per person per day as the minimum for what used to be called Genie+.
Then I leave some room for the date-based price to be higher, and I keep Lightning Lane Single Pass purchases separate because attractions such as Rise of the Resistance and Radiator Springs Racers are not included with Multi Pass.
For current prices, attraction lists and rules, Disney’s Lightning Lane Passes page is the source I would check before the trip.
For the rest of your admission costs, my main Disneyland tickets guide covers the ticket options and current buying process.
