Disney World Multi Pass hits $45 record for Thanksgiving week

Lightning Lane Multi Pass at Magic Kingdom costs $45 a person on Nov. 23, tying Disney’s all-time high. Here’s every park’s price for Thanksgiving week and the cheapest days to go.

Thanksgiving at Disney World is about to cost you a little extra to skip the line.

Lightning Lane Multi Pass at Magic Kingdom is priced at $45 a person on Monday, Nov. 23, the Monday of Thanksgiving week. Hollywood Studios hits $39. BlogMickey spotted the prices in the My Disney Experience app on Sunday, Nov. 1, and says both numbers match the ceilings Disney set when it raised Lightning Lane prices in October 2025.

So, yes. That’s the most Disney has ever charged for Multi Pass at those two parks.

How much is Multi Pass during Thanksgiving week 2026?

Here’s what each park cost per person, before tax, when BlogMickey checked on Nov. 1. Prices are listed as Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Hollywood Studios, then Animal Kingdom.

• Sunday, Nov. 22: $42, $32, $37, $25

• Monday, Nov. 23: $45, $35, $39, $29

• Tuesday, Nov. 24: $39, $32, $39, $29

• Wednesday, Nov. 25: $39, $32, $39, $29

• Thursday, Nov. 26 (Thanksgiving): $42, $28, $37, $25

• Friday, Nov. 27: $39, $32, $35, $25

• Saturday, Nov. 28: $42, $32, $32, $25

Monday is the priciest day at all four parks. It’s also the only day through Nov. 28 that hits $45 at Magic Kingdom.

Prices can move, too. Disney’s own Lightning Lane page says prices vary by park and date, and “may be higher during peak periods, including holidays.” Treat the table as a snapshot that could still change.

Are EPCOT and Animal Kingdom at record prices too?

No, and that’s the one bit of good news here. BlogMickey lists EPCOT’s record at $37 and Animal Kingdom’s at $35. This week EPCOT tops out at $35 and Animal Kingdom at $29.

Hollywood Studios sits at its $39 ceiling for three straight days, Nov. 23 through Nov. 25. If you planned a Hollywood Studios day early that week, you’ll pay the max no matter which of those days you pick.

When did Disney raise Lightning Lane prices?

The last confirmed jump came on Oct. 8, 2025. WDW News Today reported that day that the top Multi Pass price at Magic Kingdom went from $39 to $45. A year later, Thanksgiving week is the week that finally pushes back up to that line.

It lines up with crowds, too. Disney Tourist Blog’s crowd calendar calls Thanksgiving week one of the worst weeks of the year, with crowds showing up Sunday, Nov. 22, and usually peaking Monday or Tuesday. Disney is pricing to match.

Here’s a recent look from Ear Scouts at which rides to book first with Multi Pass, if you’re deciding whether it’s worth the money:

How does Lightning Lane Multi Pass work?

Multi Pass lets you pick up to three rides and shows in one park ahead of time, each with a one-hour arrival window. After you use them, you can book more, one at a time, while spots last. Disney sells it per person, per day.

When you can book matters a lot during a busy week:

• Disney resort hotel guests (and some partner hotels) can book 7 days before their stay starts, for the whole trip up to 14 days.

• Everyone else, including Annual Passholders, can book 3 days before their park day.

You can see prices up to 21 days out in the app, which is how BlogMickey pulled the full Thanksgiving week.

What about Premier Pass?

That’s the pricey one, and it’s already causing headaches this month. BlogMickey reported that Magic Kingdom’s Lightning Lane Premier Pass sold out four days in a row, Nov. 2 through Nov. 5, at $429 a day for most of those dates and $419 on Nov. 5.

Premier Pass skips the arrival windows and gives one entry to each Lightning Lane ride in a park. Disney says it’s sold in “limited quantities,” and those Magic Kingdom days proved it. When BlogMickey checked, Premier Pass prices were only posted through Nov. 22, so Thanksgiving week’s numbers aren’t out yet.

Is Multi Pass worth it on Thanksgiving week?

If you’re going to Magic Kingdom on Monday, Nov. 23, with kids who want Peter Pan’s Flight and Space Mountain, $45 a head can still beat a two-hour wait. A family of four is looking at $180 before tax for that day, though.

The cheaper move: shift your Magic Kingdom day. Tuesday or Wednesday drops it to $39, and Friday matches that. Animal Kingdom never tops $29 all week, which makes it a solid pick for the Monday crunch.

Article compiled and written by Kambrea Pratt (editor-in-chief), Derek Gibbs (beat editor) and the Pirates & Princesses newsroom. Pirates & Princesses is part of WebReef Media.

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Hat Tips:

• BlogMickey (Nov. 1, 2026), Thanksgiving week Multi Pass prices and records; Premier Pass sellouts

• WDW News Today (Oct. 8, 2025), October 2025 price increase

• Disney Tourist Blog, November 2026 crowd calendar

• Walt Disney World, Lightning Lane rules, booking windows and pricing note

• Ear Scouts (YouTube, July 2, 2026), Multi Pass video

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