Disney Updates Lightning Lane Tiers at EPCOT with Return of Test Track

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Posted: Monday June 30, 2025 11:30am ET by WDWMAGIC Staff

With the reimagined Test Track set to reopen at EPCOT on July 22, 2025, Disney has made changes to the Lightning Lane Multi Pass tiers, adding Test Track to the top selection group. At the same time, Soarin’ Around the World will shift from Tier 1 to Tier 2.

Test Track will be a tier 1 Lightning Lane Multi-Pass selection starting July 22

Updated Multi Pass Selection Groups at EPCOT

When purchasing a Lightning Lane Multi Pass, guests will be prompted to select up to three experiences and corresponding arrival windows. Attractions are divided into two groups.

Group 1: Choose one experience

Guests may select only one attraction from the following top-tier rides:

Test Track (available starting July 22, 2025)
Frozen Ever After
Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure
Soarin’ Around the World (available in this group through July 21, 2025)

Group 2: Choose the remaining two—or all three—experiences

These attractions are considered part of the general Multi Pass pool:

Disney and Pixar Short Film Festival
Journey into Imagination with Figment
Living with the Land
Mission: SPACE
The Seas with Nemo & Friends
Soarin’ Around the World (moves to Group 2 beginning July 22, 2025)
Spaceship Earth
Turtle Talk with Crush

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AidenRodriguez73114 days ago

Just purchased my lightning lanes for my trip. Got all the rides I wanted :) (some are a bit later but gonna keep refreshing). Seemed like a pretty decent experience, everything worked the way i thought it would atleast

Fido Chuckwagon15 days ago

If I was a local AP holder I would not purchase LLMP, because, yeah, you’re right, you can duck in and out whenever you want and ride the occasional ride when waits are low. But as an out of stater who is paying thousands for flights, hotels, rental car, etc, you better believe I’m shelling out the extra $30ish per person per day so that I don’t spend my (limited) time in the parks standing in line.

Disgruntled Walt15 days ago

No, if I felt we needed the LLMP for MK, I would have bought it. But we're visiting the park so many times, especially at night, that it seemed like we were likely to make it on everything.

AidenRodriguez73115 days ago

This also ignores that many people will simply just... not ride a line after a certain wait time? Like yeah, it might be a miniscule shorter line, because it doesn't have the same amount of guests going through the line anyway. There's many reasons to attribute to a relatively minor increase and even if that, if the FP increases lines by 5-10 minutes or less but allows certain people to complete their day while the people that don't pay MAY have to wait 5 minutes more, what is the problem? They have the option to wait still...

Splash4eva15 days ago

To me Genie knowing the drops times made it so much easier which im assuming most vets on this board knew about & it didnt even require a true early rope drop.

easyrowrdw16 days ago

That is similar to our situation when we started going. We got so much done with FP+ and early arrivals. The kids were so spoiled almost never waiting in line. We didn’t get as much done with Genie or the current setup but that’s because Disney won’t allow repeat rides anymore.

Splash4eva16 days ago

May i ask a question and feel free to tell me to mind my own business. But is passing on paying for LLMP or ILL a money or principle issue? Listen i agree i hate to pay for anything that use to be free and im a man of principle more than anything but im also not going to bite my nose to spite my face.

Tony the Tigger16 days ago

We’ve never had a bad trip going that way, but we are a much smaller party of two. Again, your best bet is to take advantage of early morning and late night hours. Get up early, get to the parks when they open, take a nice break in the afternoon back at the room when the parks are busy and hot, go to dinner, and enjoy the cooler and less crowded evening hours, especially during parades and fireworks if you like. If you are staying at a luxury resort, you will have an extra advantage of certain exclusive hours throughout the week. For one person, it’s difficult to justify the price increase from a value or moderate resort to a deluxe for that perk, but it becomes easier to justify when you have more people staying in the room.

Disgruntled Walt16 days ago

I've got LLSP for Tron, so that's covered. We'll just have to take our chances, I guess.

Dranth16 days ago

We haven't had to buy it for MK, but we do go a different time of year so not sure how well in translates over.

Tony the Tigger16 days ago

Everything except Tron (not included in MP anyway, averages 1 hour wait.)

Disgruntled Walt16 days ago

I didn't buy MK LLMP for any day of our trip, but we're spending 1 day and 3 nights at MK, so I figure we'll have plenty of chances to get on everything...am I wrong?

Splash4eva16 days ago

Rope dropping to me still holds if you are looking to avoid wait times and avoid paying for any services Disney offers. Same pretty much holds true towards end of night as well. Its about one of the fee constants at the world over the years…

JD8016 days ago

Sitting in MCO right now. Went to the parks with my daughter for a day to see TSI for the first and last time. We purchased MK LLMP but had hoppers and arrived at the park at 10am. Because of an extra $60 purchase we did: SM Tron (Standby) Pirates HM TSI JC RnRC MMRR ToT Falcon (Could have done Midway Mania) Remy (Could have done SSE and Soarin) TBA Pan Buzz CoP We chose not to do any of the other rides (we decided to eat or have snacks or watch fireworks) but they were short waits. Could have done Mine Train standby. Point being is that the extra $60 afforded us the ability to maximize the hoppers, have a great day and also have a sit down meal at Shiki Sai. Never had to wait more than 10-15m for a ride. I say that has incredible value.