Lightning Lane Single Pass prices at Walt Disney World climb to record highs on Sunday, November 1, when four of the five pay-per-ride headliners reach their most expensive price yet. TRON Lightcycle / Run and Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind both hit $25 per person that day, matching Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance at the top of the chart.
The New Top Prices
Seven Dwarfs Mine Train makes the biggest jump by percentage. Its previous high was $15, and on November 1 it costs $18, a 20 percent increase. Cosmic Rewind matches that $3 climb in dollars, going from $22 to $25. TRON moves from $23 to $25, and Avatar Flight of Passage edges up from $19 to $20.
Rise of the Resistance is the one ride that does not move. It stays at $25, a ceiling it has not broken. The difference now is that it has company, with three of the five Single Pass attractions sharing that $25 price.
The old records for the other four rides first showed up on October 29 and November 1, 2025, so the new highs land exactly a year later.
What It Means For Your Trip
For a family of four, a single ride on TRON, Cosmic Rewind or Rise of the Resistance can now run $100 before tax at the top price. Buying a Single Pass for all five attractions at their new highs over the course of a trip comes to $113 per person, and that is before anyone buys a Lightning Lane Multi Pass.
Single Pass covers only the rides that are not part of Multi Pass, and each one is sold separately. Disney’s Lightning Lane passes page says Single Pass prices vary by attraction and by date, can run higher during peak periods including holidays, and can be viewed up to 21 days ahead in the My Disney Experience app. That is why November 1 is only now showing up, and the record prices are not every day’s price.
When You Can Buy
Guests staying at a Disney Resort hotel, the Swan, Dolphin, Swan Reserve or Shades of Green can buy Lightning Lane passes starting seven days before the first day of their stay, for up to 14 days. Everyone else can buy three days in advance. Each guest can buy up to two Single Passes per day, subject to availability, and each one comes with an arrival window you pick at checkout.
If you are planning around one ride in particular, check the price for each of your park days before you lock in the plan. Moving the headliner you care about most to a lower-priced day can add up to real savings for a big group.
The higher Single Pass ceilings came with Disney World’s October 6 round of price increases, the same day the Incredi-Pass jumped $120 to $1,749.
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