Lightning Lane Single Pass prices for TRON, Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, Cosmic Rewind and Flight of Passage hit record highs for Nov. 1, with TRON and Cosmic Rewind at $25 each.
Skipping the line at Walt Disney World is about to cost more than ever as Disney is seemingly searching for every penny it can find.
Lightning Lane Single Pass prices for four of Disney World’s most popular rides are hitting new record highs for park visits on Sunday, Nov. 1, WDW News Today reported Oct. 11.
TRON Lightcycle / Run and Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind now top out at $25 per person, per ride.
How much is Lightning Lane Single Pass on Nov. 1?
Here are the new record prices for Nov. 1, according to WDW News Today, with the old highs in parentheses:
TRON Lightcycle / Run (Magic Kingdom): $25 ($23)
Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind (EPCOT): $25 ($22)
Avatar Flight of Passage (Animal Kingdom): $20 ($19)
Seven Dwarfs Mine Train (Magic Kingdom): $18 ($15)
Those prices are per person, and tax is extra.
Which Lightning Lane price went up the most?
Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, by percentage. It jumped $3, from $15 to $18, which is a 20 percent increase.
Cosmic Rewind also rose $3, about 14 percent. TRON went up $2, or about 9 percent, and Flight of Passage rose $1, about 5 percent.
Add all four together and it’s $88 per person, up from $79. For a family of four, that’s $352 to skip the line on those four rides, before you’ve even bought park tickets.
What is Lightning Lane Single Pass?
It’s how you pay to skip the line on Disney World’s biggest rides, one at a time. These attractions aren’t part of Lightning Lane Multi Pass, so you have to buy each one separately.
Disney says you can buy up to two Single Passes per day, and you pick an arrival window ahead of time.
Prices change depending on the date. Busy days cost more, which is why holiday weekends and peak seasons tend to set the records.
Which rides are Lightning Lane Single Pass at Disney World?
There are five across the four parks, according to Disney World’s website.
Magic Kingdom has TRON Lightcycle / Run and Seven Dwarfs Mine Train. EPCOT has Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind, and Animal Kingdom has Avatar Flight of Passage.
At Hollywood Studios, it’s Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance. WDW News Today’s report didn’t list a new price for that one.
Is Lightning Lane Premier Pass worth it?
It depends on your budget. Lightning Lane Premier Pass gives you one entry to every available Lightning Lane ride in one park for one day, Single Pass rides included. You don’t have to schedule arrival windows.
It isn’t cheap, though. Premier Pass pricing for October 2026 runs from $159 to $429 per person, according to WDW News Today.
It also sells out. Premier Pass sold out at all four Disney World parks over this Columbus Day weekend, even at the high end of that range.
Why are Disney World prices going up again?
The Lightning Lane increases come right after Disney World’s yearly round of price increases in early October, which hit food, character dining, tours and more.
They also land right before the holiday season, one of the busiest times of the year at the parks.
How can you skip the lines without paying?
Get there early. Rope drop, when the parks first open, usually has the shortest waits of the day for big rides like Seven Dwarfs Mine Train.
You can also watch the standby wait times in the My Disney Experience app and get in line when they dip, which often happens during parades and fireworks.
Ahead of your trip, track wait times for must-do attractions throughout the day and see when the wait times drop. Then visit those attractions during the low times.
Otherwise, it’s $25 (per PERSON) to save some time on TRON, as Disney’s greed doesn’t seem to stop.
Article compiled with the help of the Pirates & Princesses newsroom.
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Hat Tips:
WDW News Today (Oct. 11, 2026), the Nov. 1 record Single Pass prices, previous highs, Premier Pass pricing and the Columbus Day sellout
Walt Disney World (Oct. 2026), the Lightning Lane pass types, the two-per-day Single Pass limit and the Single Pass ride list
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