Disney Genie+ sells out at multiple parks for the second consecutive day

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Posted: Tuesday March 26, 2024 9:05am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

For the second consecutive day, Disney Genie+ has sold out of three of the five purchase options early today at Walt Disney World.

Disney's Hollywood Studios and Magic Kingdom are both sold out of Disney Genie+ today

As of 9:00 am on Tuesday March 26, Magic Kingdom, Disney's Hollywood Studios, and the Multi-Park options are all sold out. Guests can still purchase Genie+ for EPCOT at $32 and Disney's Animal Kingdom for $29. Today's sell out at Magic Kingdom and Disney's Hollywood Studios came almost two hours earlier than yesterday.

The sellout comes despite Genie+ being priced at its highest-ever level, which was priced today at $39 for the Magic Kingdom and Multi-Park options.

Disney Genie+ is a purchase option within the Disney Genie service that makes the former FastPass line available at select attractions, now called Lightning Lane. Certain headline attractions are not part of Genie+, and Lightning Lane access at those attractions requires an Individual Attraction purchase which varies in price.

Learn more about Disney Genie from our recent articles, including a Disney Genie FAQ, current Genie+ Pricing, and Genie discussion on the WDWMAGIC Forums.

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Splash4eva8 hours ago

& to pre pay before the trip for its entirety

Fido Chuckwagon12 hours ago

Lol, how I long for the days when it was $15…

capndave15 hours ago

Doesn't include the more popular attractions. You have to pay even more to access the lightening lane per ride for those attractions. Total money grab! Disney is pricing themselves out of existence .

Chip Chipperson12 days ago

So now that the changes to DAS have been announced, any idea on how far away we are from getting news about pre-booking G+ selections?

Disstevefan118 days ago

I think you are right. This is the new floor. Remember how low the prices were when it started

doctornick18 days ago

@tanc is talking about LL Bean's return policy that was changed a few years back.

aaronml19 days ago

What legendary return policy? Are you talking about for legacy paper FP many years ago? Or something else?

HauntedPirate19 days ago

I’m curious to see if Genie- prices drop further to the old minimums or if these become the new “floor”.

Brian19 days ago

If OP was referring to the mix ratio with the 80% figure, that determines how many LL guests pass through the merge point at any given time versus standby. There will still be the same number of guests who ultimately choose to experience the attraction via either standby or LL whether they let 20 LL guests through the merge point for every one standby or 50. If the suggestion is that 80% of a "popular" attraction's total guests throughout the day are LL guests, I don't know of any in which that is the case.

Purduevian19 days ago

But the ratio of people that get on the ride via Standby or LL throughout a day (on average) must be the same ratio of people that get in the line...

wdwmagic19 days ago

Individual Lightning Lane price drops alongside lower Genie+ cost at Walt Disney World https://www.wdwmagic.com/other/disney-genie/news/08apr2024-individual-lightning-lane-price-drops-alongside-lower-genie-cost-at-walt-disney-world.htm

Brian20 days ago

I believe the figures you are referring to are the mix ratios of LL vs standby guests at the merge point, which can fluctuate throughout the day. These ratios do not themselves determine the types of guests (Genie+ vs Standby) who will ultimately choose to get in line and experience a specific attraction.

DisneyDodo20 days ago

It took me a very long time to parse this post because my brain stubbornly insisted on reading “LL” as “Lightning Lane” every time, which made me assume “bean” was some sort of typo, and I could not for the life of me figure out what you were trying to say. Thankfully it eventually clicked.

SingleRider20 days ago

It’s been reported on this site and others that the LL entrance at any popular attraction accounts for 75-80% of that ride’s capacity because the LL is heavily favored. Having the other 20-25 percent scan at a separate entrance shouldn’t be much of an issue.