If you have a family of 4 at $400 a person that would be $1600 which is a lot more than one night depending on the hotel. This is geared towards the 2% of guests that have more money than time.
@@AndrewBouma I think you may have misunderstood me. For the amount of money it would cost to get that pass for a family, $1600 per day for a couple of days, you could instead get more nights at a hotel and days at the park without that pass to go back and do the rides you missed. It's not that hard at the Disneyland Resort. Disneyworld would be a different story though.
@@virginiayoungblood3505 No I agree, for most people you could just stay longer for the same price. But, some crazy rich people have money to spend but no time. Josh Demaro has mentioned catering to everyone and some people have more money than time.
I think you missed the part where they said this is for the person who has more money than time. 1. They are not looking for a value deal or savings 2. Another day would be… wait for it… time.
Someone commented that it’s a marathon, and I agree. It certainly has its place for some people. But for me, Disney feels more like work than a vacation anymore. Of course, I would still rather be there than anywhere else.
Disney has a funny way of being able to mess up a really great day. I took my wife when we were just engaged to go to Disney World for her first time. We went to Hollywood, hoping to ride rise of the resistance. We only had one day. Upon getting there, I learned that you had to do the boarding group thing, and I missed both times. Like six months later they were just letting people do a standby line. I wish I would’ve went to Animal Kingdom lol.
THANK YOU TOM for taking us along on this fun adventure! It was great to see bits of each ride with your hilarious commentary! 🤪 I don’t know when I’ll get to a park, so I enjoyed it very much! ❤️
What are your thoughts about Disney getting ride of multi pass LL? I saw a graphic another youtuber came up with that showed how LL slows down standby - numbers he used were 30 LL for every 5 Standby. He was proposing if they eliminated multipass and only had this premier pass the standby would move quicker and the premier would be more worth it to those that could afford it. Why would you want to pay $400 and then get stuck waiting in line behind someone paying $30. An interesting perspective.
That was Braydon on Mickey Views. That kid is so intelligent. He is right about getting rid of LL. Hope he aspires to run the Disney Company one day. He would do it right👍😊
Yep that approach makes perfect sense, most European parks have a similar system and their fast track queues are nearly always walk ons. Since the fast track is more empty that also means the regular queue moves faster.
So if we do the math (adding the cost of premier pass plus the cost of an average 1-day park hopper ticket) it comes out to around $27 per each of the 23 attractions. Do with that what you will.
What happened to the Majic Kingdom video for this in WDW Orlando? I was halfway through watching it and loving the park vlog style of the video but when I woke up this morning it is gone?
If Smugglers Run's MF was more like the movie MF (example is gunner positions), it would be more fun. The other two positions should be more than button pushing.
I really enjoyed this video! I love DL so much and it was fun to go along with you. There is SO much more to the Disney parks than just trying to pack in as many attractions as possible to get your $400 worth of rides. Enjoying the entertainment offerings, browsing through shops, soaking up the magnificent details and ambiance, meeting your favorite characters, riding the monorail or the train just for fun - these are the things I love most about Disney parks, not the rides (although those are fun!). Also think it's not cool that there are no Fantasyland rides on the list (other than the Matterhorn) - the ones at DL are classics and unique. Thanks for bringing us along!
I totally agree told my husband same thing. We can now do 2 park hoppers instead of 4 single park days and way less hotel and food. So that may be our game plan next time.
@@Jirizo1an hour or two? he’s saved a minimum of 6 to 7 hours of waiting and was able to do every lighting lane attraction at both parks which is pretty much impossible without free. yes it’s expensive but u can easily do one whole park in a day if u use this
My issue with this is not really the price, but I have 5 people in my party and three of them will ride just about everything, but my wife who gets motion sick and my youngest who is Autistic and is limited in what he will ride. If I bought this for everyone, I am wasting 800 bucks, if I buy for 3, then I am leaving them out of the rides they would ride, or I am still managing them on my phone.
Love this type of content. Helpful in planning our upcoming trip at Christmas. That said, it doesnt seem like it is going to be the normal level of busy. I added a night and had no trouble finding hotels with availability. Dining reservations have been easy to find, even ones that are normally hard to get.
As someone who gets to Disneyland usually at least 2-3 times a year, and has huge issues getting the extra days from work for the travel, plus not being a fan of time wasted in line - after this video I would 100% want to buy this. My time has value and standing in soul sucking long lines breaks the magic of the experience for me. I fee like I'm missing out on other things and that is never a pleasant feeling when you put that much time, money, and effort to visit the parks.
The attraction times should be listed in the premier list. This would help people plan better and lead to less disappointment. This would be a plus for people who are willing to purchase this option. I don't think this is for me. I am a multiple day person. I enjoy attractions but I also want to see parades and fireworks. Running yourself ragged doesn't seem like fun and I am a rope drop to park close person.
I would say you got your money's worth for spending the 16 hours in both parks. But that was a marathon with a lot of experience and knowledge of the park. A once in a lifetime visitor will probably still need 2 days to do it.
I think the more realistic scenario is the once in a lifetime visitor will not do all the rides but only a couple dozen. For me, on my list, Autopia River Run Peter Pan Mermaid are easy skips; others will have a different short list. But it is nice to know that, in theory and in practice, a person can do all-but-one in one very long day with this fancy pass.
Usually at Disneyland I need at least two days and do not feel like I have done everything, so usually would do 3 - but I would also do three days and every day had Genie+ (before it was renamed). Dropping one day for one day with this option may be near a wash when hotel, food, parking, etc is all included - and could still due Lightning Lane Multipass on the second day. The third day ticket and hotel would likely cost $300+ altogether.
pay 400 dollars+park pass to enjoy the park like it used to be having two lines (normal and lighting lane) really kills the enjoyment of the parks for me
Is it worth it is very subjective and depends on what’s important to you and your trip parameters. Example: took our son to May the 4th to celebrate graduation from college the day before. We knew we had 1 day at DHS and then home. In the past, our strategy was rope drop Rise of the Resistance, but we remembered how long and boring that morning line was. So we decided to buy an ILL for Rise. It turned out to be worth it because we walked onto Falcon and then were able to do numerous other things in the first couple of hours and have almost no wait for Rise later in the day. It made the experience better and kept our morning moving with no boredom in a long line.
The redeeming factor for California Screamin' at opening of DCA was that it was the longest rollercoaster with an inversion in the world upon opening, and third longest in general in the US... top 10 in the world still. The uphill LIM launch was also the first of its kind! (RIP the waves too) It's overall better at night during WoC. Regardless it's hard to disagree that Paradise Pier wasn't very "Disney" though, it's similar (but superior) to Chester and Hesters parking lot. The counterpart coaster at WDW, Rock'n' Rollercoaster, is def more themed with the pre-show, but that track has a clone at another park, and it's so short and unusually themed that it never felt much more "Disney" to me. Apparently, they were planning on opening a second RnRC at DCA as well but ofc it was budget cut! lol
Regarding Universal having uncovered coasters, I think people give them a pass because they already have plenty of those already, so they're expected, and incorrectly viewed as a necessity, considering Universal is perceived as offering more thrills. I actually think the generic astronomy theme is less convincing than Disney's chosen pier theme, or at least it makes less sense as an excuse for an uncovered coaster lol.
I like smugglers run but i think people don't want to be forced into kinda doing things with strangers to get the most out of a ride, so why would io do it more then once per visit
WDW News, Tom I think this new pass is great for me. I only get to D/land every 15 months or so. Day1, use the pass. Day 2, do all the attractions that don't need a pass . I.E. Fantasyland, Mark Twain, Railroad etc. Day 3, Early morning before "Rope Drop" re-ride a few attractions like Space Mtn. Matterhorn, Big Thunder, Indie. Spend the rest of the day at my own pace in the park do some shopping etc. 5 p.m. Get the bus back to L.A. Airport depart 10 p.m. This $400 pass has just given me 3 days with no stress. Thank you Disney. Cheers, Chris Perry.
Definitely agree it is more for people with more money than time - and "time" also meaning willingness to do the work to maximize their time, use of LLMP, etc - basically willing to pay to have a simpler trip ... just ride the ride when you want to, no prebooking, etc. Definitely not for the average guest for for some, in certain situation, it can make sense
My first and only time in Disneyland was April of 22', I had a two day ticket and utilized the LL and Individual LL to complete about 95% of the attractions and had enough time to relax and enjoy the atmosphere, dining, and even the food and wine festival at DCA. Not sure if I would do the $400 because of it being limited to one day. I feel like I would be almost burdened to speed through the entire resort and just not enjoy anything. You make a good point too with getting two days and spending one day on the Premier. But I think for value and enjoyment, it may be worth it to just do regular LL on both.
The thing about this option is that it gets exponentially worse the larger your family. A couple or a group of friends who are paying for themselves? Might be a viable option if you want to power through a day. For a family of five? That’s almost a whole other non-Disney vacation It is nice that it includes both parks at DL. Also, it does sound like a much better deal if you could get it on a $300/person day, but it would probably be shorter park hours too to try and squeeze everything into. Still seems stressful to get through everything in one day to get your money’s worth
What sold me was the comment that you made saying you could spend less on hotel, park tickets, and food since you wouldn’t need as many days to get everything accomplished. Super smart will definitely put this on an Excel spreadsheet and see what the difference would be.
I have never been to Disneyland and will probably only get to go once or twice in my life. I would pay for this as an adult with no children, but for families and frequent visitors I totally understand how it wouldn’t make sense.
In order to sell this "properly", Disney needs to be honest about "real" wait times. If you buy this and see an "official" wait time of 60 min and see the "real" wait was only 15 min? Most buyers of this thing will feel ripped off. If cast members are instructed to never tell guests what "real" wait times are and ONLY repeat "official" wait tines? This seems to be a very dishonest product that is often based on deleberate misinformation.
As a former cast member. We could give estimates on what we think the wait will be, however we would typically go by the official times because they are usually accurate, and if they aren’t we would radio in to change it. The only time the times were wrong were when the line went faster or guests stopped turning up, and the wait times didn’t update fast enough. I agree that the wait times system needs to be updated and I completely agree that it’s frustrating for guest, and the cast at the touch points.
I feel like people complain about now having to pay for these services don’t realize it’s our fasting as consumers that it’s still here. If we had collectively said we aren’t going to pay for it and mostly no one bought it, Disney would have either lowered the prices or gotten rid of it all together. I remember watching a video about how Disney tried to do VIP tents in Tomorrowland back in the 90s for a high price but the consumers of those days weren’t having it and it went away fairly quickly. I’m on the no fast pass line at all team honestly. The lines may be long, but they move quicker without the hindrance of another priority line.
P.S. I still feel like what you are getting isn’t worth the money. Universal has the unlimited express pass. If this was an unlimited number of times on any given ride for this price point, I feel it would be worth it if you wanted to splurge. Not gonna lie, if I could ride cosmic rewind all day with little to no wait, they would have my wallet 😂
I’ll address an ethical issue that is specifically part of this. Not only is DAS a very narrowly approved access for part of the disabled population, the accommodation at individual rides for disabled persons who do not qualify for DAS is being reduced, and even warned by Cast Members that people with mobility issues should expect the return time accommodation to completely disappear (I was told this by a CM at Jungle Cruise). And considering that when being denied DAS, disabled patrons are encouraged to pay extra for Lightning Lane to skip the lines, or to rent a scooter from Disneyland and use it only in the ADA accessible ride queues. So what does and can this mean for disabled quests? It sets an addition premium on handicapped patrons in order to have equitable access to rides. And if Disney decides to discontinue the non-premier level Lightning Lane categories, it makes it 4 times more expensive for handicapped patrons to access rides. Some people will say that Disney will never do that. However, once the Premier passes do well, it will clog the Lightning Lane access, also further delaying the standby, and the only way for Disney to offset this is to remove all non-Premier levels of LL access. This will leave the disabled population with only an expensive option to obtain the legally required “reasonable accommodation” under ADA. And we aren’t talking about someone who would rather not stand, we are talking about individuals who are unable to walk long distances, unable to stand for extended period, or even confined to a wheelchair. And only a few ride lines in Disneyland are wheelchair or mobility scooter accessible, even if the ride vehicle can accommodate the disability. That reduces the handicap population to a second class status, unless they want to pay an extremely high, often prohibitively high premium to be able to experience the parks. This is a huge ethical dilemma for Disney! And don’t get me started on the handicap parking failures.
OMG we were in Disneyland that night and passed by ya. We didn't park hop. but did all LL multi and rode everything and all the regular rides without issues though we rope drop to close. We timed LL multi the same way as you & we saved an estimated 240-ish min. We did pivot a lot to catch the non-LL low wait times. Though Indy scared us as it went down a lot. Luckily we made it. For Rise we did standby.
I don't care for the paid skipping. It's like spending $40k on a Tesla with air con seats but then Tesla charges you $10 a month to access them air con part of the seat. Even at UNI you get free line skip is stay at a certain tier hotel. But not a WDW. So I dumped my 5000 DVC points, dropped the APs and will only visit WDW for a day or two instead of our normally 12-14 days.
Toms cracking me up with the end of the night delirium I feel that so hard I felt that pain about the Matterhorn ! That sucks ! Also IMO, if Tom, as a solo traveler who is a Disney theme park expert with no kids or other fellow travelers struggled to get in every ride (Matterhorn not his fault obvi) but just the back and forth to have to make sure you make it to all of them by midnight for me proves this is a ton of work and just does t make sense for the price point. If Tom can’t do it alone like who can is my question ???
@@WDWNT this is true I didn’t think about that. I would imagine you have a level of expertise navigating the parks more than the average guest though. I try to imagine me with my 7 year old , 14 year old , hubs and mom in an ECV (very specific situation to me I know) it’s the just the price for my situation that wouldn’t make it worth it , in my particular situation I would just pay the multipass / single pass for the day as I would not be able to navigate the parks with all of my cling ons (jk 😅) like you were able to. If I was alone it would be a freaking dream and I would probably do it in a minute at Disneyland though at least once like you were saying I totally agree with that ! Either way you did a great job getting them all in I was invested and when the Matterhorn was down I was genuinely pissed off with you ! 😂 thanks for all the great content I really enjoying watching this channel !
It’s not super hard to do everything, even without fastpass, just so long as you plan properly. My wife and I do it every time we visit land or world. I’m not paying for fastpass, ever.
Tom- does getting on every ride quickly, take away from the experience of being present in the park, waiting in the queue, and seeing all the sites and smelling all the smells and hearing all the sounds?
I wondered the same. It seems the focus resumed in tunnel vision. We like to plan listing to the live entertainment like Dapper Dans and the Band. It is nice to go to Tom Sawyer Island and enjoy no crowds and beautiful views. Sometimes we look for hidden Miskeys and chat with Cast Members. There are also great attractions that are not included in this pass.
@WDWNT it happens like 4 times in the video too 😭 Just a full-on conversation about something random. Shows how local and numb the Disneyland audience is
This 1000x. Even worse are the people who say the lines a split second before you hear it, to make sure that all the guests around them know how hardcore they are. It's awful for the guests experiencing the ride for the first time.
I agree it is an efficient way and a saving. But for us it is more about the other attractions and being the park. I don't want to drop in and drop out. We have just done Disneyland on a 4 day pass. Could we have done it in 2 yes, but we wanted to spend more time there to enjoy it, not just drop in, and drop out. I also would add we used Multipass and it worked really well 3 out of the 4 days.
WE WANTED THE REDHEAD!!!! Nice walk through. That was surprising how you had to work to get to the list of remaining passes. If purchased that should be front and center on the app.
400 bucks doesn’t guarantee you the time or that the ride will work when u go no thank you I will just save my 400 and I’m glad Disney has the option to pay less I will everyone else be dumb enough to pay 400 dollars like in universal 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. But universal has probably way better customer service
So you have to use the app to redeem each lighting lane?? I thought you could be off your phone completely with this pass and never look at it all day.
Here’s my thoughts, I make minimum wage in Canada, $17.20 CAD ($12.30 USD) I’m planning a trip this late December/Early January to both Disney World and Disneyland, I only have 10 paid vacation days a year, I’m planning on spending 4 days in Florida and 3 in Disneyland, I am disabled from a car accident 2 and a bit years ago, and unfortunately to be able to enjoy the parks if I’m not approved for DAS I will ABSOLUTELY be booking a deluxe resort so I can get the premier pass for California for 1 day, and probably for Magic Kingdom, because I haven’t been to Disney World since 2013 and I can’t stand for extended periods of time and the holiday season is the only time I can get enough time off work with being closed Christmas new years etc etc, the time proposition for even someone who has to budget absolutely makes it worth it, and honestly not having to look at my phone….I went to Disneyland last year in between surgeries and found even with DAS I was always looking on my phone + app issues! If I have to end up spending the money I will at least be glad to get to appreciate my surroundings more!
One thing we all have to keep in mind is that this premier pass is not meant for the average family of four. It's not priced so that everyone could afford it. If it was, then it would have no value. Everyone would buy it and the lines would be long. Think of it as something similar to the very expensive VIP experience. It's meant for those who might be staying at a premium suite at the Grand Floridian for a couple of days. The money may not be a factor for them, and they don't want to spend the day trying to select lightning lanes. I imagine that only a few of these will be sold each day. Disney is a business. They know that there are some wealthy people that would pay a lot more to skip the lines. That's fine with me. The question of "is it worth it' depends on your financial status. If you are wealthy enough that paying the $400 is about as painful financially as for most of us buying a snack, then it's certainly worth it.
Except that you don't get a premium experience like the VIP that gives you a direct skip the line service. This just puts you in the already full lightning lane line that others paid 40 bucks for.
@@Ratchetfan321 Yeah, that's true. VIP costs a good bit more, though. Also, in Disney World, you're limited to a single park per pass. As I said, though, if you view $400 to be as trivial financially as buying a box of popcorn, then it's well worth the cost.
@@Ratchetfan321who cares about being in the line with those who spent less? There’s no planning necessary - no waking up at 7a to buy and book LLs. No need to get a burner LL in order to get a second tier 1 ride for the day. No need to rope drop and rush the morning. No need to be on your phone all day trying to get better return times. If you have the money, it’s a no brainer.
@@Egg_663 We went to Disneyland for the first time for me since 1982 just last June, and Disney World last week. I don't have unlimited money, but I'd consider it for one day at Disneyland, as it also includes all rides at DCA. It was really hard to get lightning lanes over there vs. Disney World. If we go back to Disneyland, then I think we would purchase it for one day. Never in Disney World, though. Of course, if only those staying at a Disney hotel could buy the pass, then we'd decline. That would be way too much money for us.
I have a family of 4 and I admit the normal LLMP kind of sucks. I only get to go once a year. I don't live in CA. Went this May and often rides are already out 1 hour or 2 at rope drop. I would love to go on the ride when I want to go on it. But the price for 4 would be insane. Even as just using it one day to just use the LL as it looked like it could take you all day to get all of them done in both parks. My kids tend to be tried around 3pm. I am not sure I could really push them for an all day/night trip to make the price worth it. I do wish they would change the cheaper one. Either raise the price to 100 and no needing to book a return time only used once and make the 400 one a unlimited return to the rides. I know I don't have to spend the money, but I would like to get to ride things while there.
I’ve been a WDW passholder for 37 years and for 37 years I’ve been chill with waiting in the lines. Just being present and taking in all the beautiful surroundings. Premier pass is not for me
What about Fantasy Land? No Dark Rides, Small World, Winnie the Pooh? Looks like Disney is not planning on families with small children to utilize this pass.
For $400, why is there any wait at all? You should be escorted right on the ride. Too mu much running back and forth and rushing. Not leisurely and fun.
In reality many first time visitors will be even more disappointed with the quality of many Disney theme park attractions after they pay this one time. Any good faith left between Disney visitors will be lost after this fleecing. Most of these attractions frequent park visitors don't go on because they are not worth riding.
@WDWNT At that price point, many of them will be disappointing. To name a few, Snow White, Mr. Toads, Nemo Subs, Ariel. Long-time visitors like these attractions because we are nostalgic over them. First timers would enjoy them for standard park entrance cost, but not for this extra charge.
After finishing this video I could add a lot more attractions that are not worth riding per your descriptions. By the end of the video, this was an exercise in anger and frustration, and not a fun theme park experience.
I love this option! And here is why… what if I’m from Europe and able to save up enough to go to Disneyland for one day, and my dream is to go on Haunted Mansion but I literally can’t get in on because the lottery, lightening gone, stand by line shut down (like it has been all month), at least this would be an option. I mean I save up for my one trip of a lifetime and I can buy a guaranteed pass to get on the rides. I save up for it.
@WDWNT Did I miss something, how were you able to ride Guardians Mission Breakout two times? I thought you only get to ride each ride one time with the pass. To ride more would mean standby.
Even though I used to live in Cali and would go to Disneyland at least yearly, I just don’t see spending that kind of money for one day, which again is on top of the park ticket.
Hey Disney how about a one park option for the Disneyland Resort? As non pass holder have to buy parker hoper to use LLPP at both parks. How about $250 for Disneyland and $200 for DCA? If you buy both it is $400.
The fact that this does require a Deluxe resort (at least now) makes me feel like you can't really work a multiday savings with how much those rooms cost per night.
I kind of wonder if this will go to the international parks, planning a trip to Europe next year and if I can knock out Disneyland Paris in a day that would open up other days for other destinations in Europe. Then again I am a party of one so I can move faster and it will be cheaper then paying for a whole family.
I was very confused. I thought this was the one for Disney World at first and it just launched today. I was thinking you got through everything and already had a video out.
“For two (Anaheim) Parks, we’re gonna like this a hell of a lot more than…” “If you can afford it, then…” “Much cheaper than a VIP tour”. Come on- rolling out LL Premier Pass without abolishing LL Single Pass / LL Multi-Pass means Disney only cares about its pay to play patrons.
Who the heck said Screamin' was part of the reason for its failure? I remember as a kid going to DCA and finding most of it a joke but always loving Screamin'.
Personally, I don’t think you should have to share the line with the $30 LL. I think they should get rid of the $30. and they should do two tiers of the premium like Universal. $400 is a lot of money to still have to wait a significant amount of time.
Before this Lightning Lane/Genie nonsense, I could experience 23 attractions in 10 hours via standby queue.
At $400 a person you could get a hotel room for another night and go for another day and ride the rides you missed.
If you have a family of 4 at $400 a person that would be $1600 which is a lot more than one night depending on the hotel. This is geared towards the 2% of guests that have more money than time.
@@AndrewBouma I think you may have misunderstood me. For the amount of money it would cost to get that pass for a family, $1600 per day for a couple of days, you could instead get more nights at a hotel and days at the park without that pass to go back and do the rides you missed. It's not that hard at the Disneyland Resort. Disneyworld would be a different story though.
@@virginiayoungblood3505 No I agree, for most people you could just stay longer for the same price. But, some crazy rich people have money to spend but no time. Josh Demaro has mentioned catering to everyone and some people have more money than time.
I think you missed the part where they said this is for the person who has more money than time.
1. They are not looking for a value deal or savings
2. Another day would be… wait for it… time.
@@davyannajones exactly
Someone commented that it’s a marathon, and I agree. It certainly has its place for some people. But for me, Disney feels more like work than a vacation anymore. Of course, I would still rather be there than anywhere else.
"I'll give them 400 dollars to skip security line" lmao tom is a legend
Disney has a funny way of being able to mess up a really great day. I took my wife when we were just engaged to go to Disney World for her first time. We went to Hollywood, hoping to ride rise of the resistance. We only had one day. Upon getting there, I learned that you had to do the boarding group thing, and I missed both times. Like six months later they were just letting people do a standby line. I wish I would’ve went to Animal Kingdom lol.
THANK YOU TOM for taking us along on this fun adventure! It was great to see bits of each ride with your hilarious commentary! 🤪 I don’t know when I’ll get to a park, so I enjoyed it very much! ❤️
What are your thoughts about Disney getting ride of multi pass LL? I saw a graphic another youtuber came up with that showed how LL slows down standby - numbers he used were 30 LL for every 5 Standby. He was proposing if they eliminated multipass and only had this premier pass the standby would move quicker and the premier would be more worth it to those that could afford it. Why would you want to pay $400 and then get stuck waiting in line behind someone paying $30. An interesting perspective.
That was Braydon on Mickey Views. That kid is so intelligent. He is right about getting rid of LL. Hope he aspires to run the Disney Company one day. He would do it right👍😊
This isn’t rocket science, of course it would lol
Yep that approach makes perfect sense, most European parks have a similar system and their fast track queues are nearly always walk ons. Since the fast track is more empty that also means the regular queue moves faster.
@@WDWNT lmaoo
So if we do the math (adding the cost of premier pass plus the cost of an average 1-day park hopper ticket) it comes out to around $27 per each of the 23 attractions. Do with that what you will.
What happened to the Majic Kingdom video for this in WDW Orlando? I was halfway through watching it and loving the park vlog style of the video but when I woke up this morning it is gone?
Same!
It’s back up now
Smugglers run could be phenomenal if you had different scenarios and you never knew which one you were going to get
@@denisep3306 - Disagree…. the ride is just a a conceptual dud, because the imagineers cared more about LARPing than creating a decent attraction.
If Smugglers Run's MF was more like the movie MF (example is gunner positions), it would be more fun. The other two positions should be more than button pushing.
Loved hearing Tom shout My socks! On TBA 😂
Thank you Tom. Really enjoyed this and it looked like it took a toll towards the end of your day.
I really enjoyed this video! I love DL so much and it was fun to go along with you. There is SO much more to the Disney parks than just trying to pack in as many attractions as possible to get your $400 worth of rides. Enjoying the entertainment offerings, browsing through shops, soaking up the magnificent details and ambiance, meeting your favorite characters, riding the monorail or the train just for fun - these are the things I love most about Disney parks, not the rides (although those are fun!). Also think it's not cool that there are no Fantasyland rides on the list (other than the Matterhorn) - the ones at DL are classics and unique. Thanks for bringing us along!
I totally agree told my husband same thing. We can now do 2 park hoppers instead of 4 single park days and way less hotel and food. So that may be our game plan next time.
Thank you for making this video!
They should at least give you something physical you can redeem at the park. Maybe even a free meal voucher.
Why?
@stephaniebfi4297 because it's $400, and that is a bit absurd just to save a total of an hour or two
@@Jirizo1an hour or two? he’s saved a minimum of 6 to 7 hours of waiting and was able to do every lighting lane attraction at both parks which is pretty much impossible without free. yes it’s expensive but u can easily do one whole park in a day if u use this
My issue with this is not really the price, but I have 5 people in my party and three of them will ride just about everything, but my wife who gets motion sick and my youngest who is Autistic and is limited in what he will ride. If I bought this for everyone, I am wasting 800 bucks, if I buy for 3, then I am leaving them out of the rides they would ride, or I am still managing them on my phone.
I totally understand this, my mom doesn’t ride the E-tickets
Love this type of content. Helpful in planning our upcoming trip at Christmas. That said, it doesnt seem like it is going to be the normal level of busy. I added a night and had no trouble finding hotels with availability. Dining reservations have been easy to find, even ones that are normally hard to get.
As someone who gets to Disneyland usually at least 2-3 times a year, and has huge issues getting the extra days from work for the travel, plus not being a fan of time wasted in line - after this video I would 100% want to buy this. My time has value and standing in soul sucking long lines breaks the magic of the experience for me. I fee like I'm missing out on other things and that is never a pleasant feeling when you put that much time, money, and effort to visit the parks.
As a solo person it would be worth it to me for Disneyland.
Thank You Tom, for showing us the New Lightning Lane Premiere Pass at Disneyland Experience, Looks like it went really Smoothly!
The attraction times should be listed in the premier list. This would help people plan better and lead to less disappointment. This would be a plus for people who are willing to purchase this option.
I don't think this is for me. I am a multiple day person. I enjoy attractions but I also want to see parades and fireworks. Running yourself ragged doesn't seem like fun and I am a rope drop to park close person.
I would say you got your money's worth for spending the 16 hours in both parks. But that was a marathon with a lot of experience and knowledge of the park. A once in a lifetime visitor will probably still need 2 days to do it.
I think the more realistic scenario is the once in a lifetime visitor will not do all the rides but only a couple dozen. For me, on my list, Autopia River Run Peter Pan Mermaid are easy skips; others will have a different short list. But it is nice to know that, in theory and in practice, a person can do all-but-one in one very long day with this fancy pass.
They can pick and chose especially if they only have 1 day
Usually at Disneyland I need at least two days and do not feel like I have done everything, so usually would do 3 - but I would also do three days and every day had Genie+ (before it was renamed). Dropping one day for one day with this option may be near a wash when hotel, food, parking, etc is all included - and could still due Lightning Lane Multipass on the second day. The third day ticket and hotel would likely cost $300+ altogether.
The Mandalorian update won't fix the fundamental issue with Smuggler's run because it's extremely boring if you're not a pilot.
i was a pilot and even that was underwhelming.
@@mst3kpimp BURN
@mst3kpimp ha! I love your username BTW
The button pushing and switch flipping appear to be absolutely random and useless.
The irony that I got a literal ad for Walt Disney world before watching this 😂
All i get for ads are about kamala and trump ffs
Not irony, it's called targeted advertising
pay 400 dollars+park pass to enjoy the park like it used to be
having two lines (normal and lighting lane) really kills the enjoyment of the parks for me
When was the park ever devoid of lines?
Is it worth it is very subjective and depends on what’s important to you and your trip parameters. Example: took our son to May the 4th to celebrate graduation from college the day before. We knew we had 1 day at DHS and then home. In the past, our strategy was rope drop Rise of the Resistance, but we remembered how long and boring that morning line was. So we decided to buy an ILL for Rise. It turned out to be worth it because we walked onto Falcon and then were able to do numerous other things in the first couple of hours and have almost no wait for Rise later in the day. It made the experience better and kept our morning moving with no boredom in a long line.
The redeeming factor for California Screamin' at opening of DCA was that it was the longest rollercoaster with an inversion in the world upon opening, and third longest in general in the US... top 10 in the world still. The uphill LIM launch was also the first of its kind! (RIP the waves too) It's overall better at night during WoC.
Regardless it's hard to disagree that Paradise Pier wasn't very "Disney" though, it's similar (but superior) to Chester and Hesters parking lot.
The counterpart coaster at WDW, Rock'n' Rollercoaster, is def more themed with the pre-show, but that track has a clone at another park, and it's so short and unusually themed that it never felt much more "Disney" to me.
Apparently, they were planning on opening a second RnRC at DCA as well but ofc it was budget cut! lol
Regarding Universal having uncovered coasters, I think people give them a pass because they already have plenty of those already, so they're expected, and incorrectly viewed as a necessity, considering Universal is perceived as offering more thrills.
I actually think the generic astronomy theme is less convincing than Disney's chosen pier theme, or at least it makes less sense as an excuse for an uncovered coaster lol.
Another test where you purchase the multi pass/indv lightning lanes, and scheduling. Can you duplicate this experience?
I highly doubt it as you’ll lose time waiting for Lightning Lane times to come around
I like smugglers run but i think people don't want to be forced into kinda doing things with strangers to get the most out of a ride, so why would io do it more then once per visit
I keep saying I wish you could opt for an autopilot mode. I just want to ‘ride’, not ‘work’. 😂
As a 6'3 Disney dad I totallllly relate with your Autopia experience 🤣
WDW News, Tom I think this new pass is great for me. I only get to D/land every 15 months or so. Day1, use the pass. Day 2, do all the attractions that don't need a pass . I.E. Fantasyland, Mark Twain, Railroad etc. Day 3, Early morning before "Rope Drop" re-ride a few attractions like Space Mtn. Matterhorn, Big Thunder, Indie. Spend the rest of the day at my own pace in the park do some shopping etc. 5 p.m. Get the bus back to L.A. Airport depart 10 p.m. This $400 pass has just given me 3 days with no stress. Thank you Disney. Cheers, Chris Perry.
Definitely agree it is more for people with more money than time - and "time" also meaning willingness to do the work to maximize their time, use of LLMP, etc - basically willing to pay to have a simpler trip ... just ride the ride when you want to, no prebooking, etc. Definitely not for the average guest for for some, in certain situation, it can make sense
My first and only time in Disneyland was April of 22', I had a two day ticket and utilized the LL and Individual LL to complete about 95% of the attractions and had enough time to relax and enjoy the atmosphere, dining, and even the food and wine festival at DCA.
Not sure if I would do the $400 because of it being limited to one day. I feel like I would be almost burdened to speed through the entire resort and just not enjoy anything. You make a good point too with getting two days and spending one day on the Premier. But I think for value and enjoyment, it may be worth it to just do regular LL on both.
The thing about this option is that it gets exponentially worse the larger your family. A couple or a group of friends who are paying for themselves? Might be a viable option if you want to power through a day. For a family of five? That’s almost a whole other non-Disney vacation It is nice that it includes both parks at DL. Also, it does sound like a much better deal if you could get it on a $300/person day, but it would probably be shorter park hours too to try and squeeze everything into. Still seems stressful to get through everything in one day to get your money’s worth
23:33 if you go on incredicoaster after grizzly, you’ll dry quickly.
So you have to stand in the LL line with the premier? For 400 i thought they would have a special queue line. Yes i'm being sarcastic lol
For many people the can't go often because of the cost. The additional $400 to ensure you do everything is far too much.
You can certainly do everything you want without it
I want a Lamborghini but can’t afford it like most of the population. That doesn’t mean they need to drop the price from $250k to $30k.
So can you only ride each ride once? Or can I ride the same ride infinite amount of times?
Only once each
What sold me was the comment that you made saying you could spend less on hotel, park tickets, and food since you wouldn’t need as many days to get everything accomplished. Super smart will definitely put this on an Excel spreadsheet and see what the difference would be.
I have never been to Disneyland and will probably only get to go once or twice in my life. I would pay for this as an adult with no children, but for families and frequent visitors I totally understand how it wouldn’t make sense.
For those two parks, I'd 100% pay for this service. Paying tax on top for it sucks though
In order to sell this "properly", Disney needs to be honest about "real" wait times. If you buy this and see an "official" wait time of 60 min and see the "real" wait was only 15 min? Most buyers of this thing will feel ripped off. If cast members are instructed to never tell guests what "real" wait times are and ONLY repeat "official" wait tines? This seems to be a very dishonest product that is often based on deleberate misinformation.
As a former cast member. We could give estimates on what we think the wait will be, however we would typically go by the official times because they are usually accurate, and if they aren’t we would radio in to change it. The only time the times were wrong were when the line went faster or guests stopped turning up, and the wait times didn’t update fast enough. I agree that the wait times system needs to be updated and I completely agree that it’s frustrating for guest, and the cast at the touch points.
I feel like people complain about now having to pay for these services don’t realize it’s our fasting as consumers that it’s still here. If we had collectively said we aren’t going to pay for it and mostly no one bought it, Disney would have either lowered the prices or gotten rid of it all together. I remember watching a video about how Disney tried to do VIP tents in Tomorrowland back in the 90s for a high price but the consumers of those days weren’t having it and it went away fairly quickly. I’m on the no fast pass line at all team honestly. The lines may be long, but they move quicker without the hindrance of another priority line.
P.S.
I still feel like what you are getting isn’t worth the money. Universal has the unlimited express pass. If this was an unlimited number of times on any given ride for this price point, I feel it would be worth it if you wanted to splurge. Not gonna lie, if I could ride cosmic rewind all day with little to no wait, they would have my wallet 😂
I’ll address an ethical issue that is specifically part of this. Not only is DAS a very narrowly approved access for part of the disabled population, the accommodation at individual rides for disabled persons who do not qualify for DAS is being reduced, and even warned by Cast Members that people with mobility issues should expect the return time accommodation to completely disappear (I was told this by a CM at Jungle Cruise). And considering that when being denied DAS, disabled patrons are encouraged to pay extra for Lightning Lane to skip the lines, or to rent a scooter from Disneyland and use it only in the ADA accessible ride queues. So what does and can this mean for disabled quests? It sets an addition premium on handicapped patrons in order to have equitable access to rides. And if Disney decides to discontinue the non-premier level Lightning Lane categories, it makes it 4 times more expensive for handicapped patrons to access rides. Some people will say that Disney will never do that. However, once the Premier passes do well, it will clog the Lightning Lane access, also further delaying the standby, and the only way for Disney to offset this is to remove all non-Premier levels of LL access. This will leave the disabled population with only an expensive option to obtain the legally required “reasonable accommodation” under ADA. And we aren’t talking about someone who would rather not stand, we are talking about individuals who are unable to walk long distances, unable to stand for extended period, or even confined to a wheelchair. And only a few ride lines in Disneyland are wheelchair or mobility scooter accessible, even if the ride vehicle can accommodate the disability. That reduces the handicap population to a second class status, unless they want to pay an extremely high, often prohibitively high premium to be able to experience the parks. This is a huge ethical dilemma for Disney! And don’t get me started on the handicap parking failures.
We have been over the DAS thing and agree, but this review didn’t feel like the place for the rant
OH THE HUMANITY! THE SOCKS!
OMG we were in Disneyland that night and passed by ya. We didn't park hop. but did all LL multi and rode everything and all the regular rides without issues though we rope drop to close. We timed LL multi the same way as you & we saved an estimated 240-ish min. We did pivot a lot to catch the non-LL low wait times. Though Indy scared us as it went down a lot. Luckily we made it. For Rise we did standby.
I don't care for the paid skipping. It's like spending $40k on a Tesla with air con seats but then Tesla charges you $10 a month to access them air con part of the seat. Even at UNI you get free line skip is stay at a certain tier hotel. But not a WDW. So I dumped my 5000 DVC points, dropped the APs and will only visit WDW for a day or two instead of our normally 12-14 days.
43:59 I wish the one in Disney World had a line that short. I don't mind the single rider line, but I love being the pilot.
If it included a tour of Walts apartment and tour of Main St I would do it..
Toms cracking me up with the end of the night delirium I feel that so hard
I felt that pain about the Matterhorn ! That sucks !
Also IMO, if Tom, as a solo traveler who is a Disney theme park expert with no kids or other fellow travelers struggled to get in every ride (Matterhorn not his fault obvi) but just the back and forth to have to make sure you make it to all of them by midnight for me proves this is a ton of work and just does t make sense for the price point. If Tom can’t do it alone like who can is my question ???
That wasn’t really my point, I had a long review lunch and a late start.
@@WDWNT this is true I didn’t think about that. I would imagine you have a level of expertise navigating the parks more than the average guest though. I try to imagine me with my 7 year old , 14 year old , hubs and mom in an ECV (very specific situation to me I know) it’s the just the price for my situation that wouldn’t make it worth it , in my particular situation I would just pay the multipass / single pass for the day as I would not be able to navigate the parks with all of my cling ons (jk 😅) like you were able to. If I was alone it would be a freaking dream and I would probably do it in a minute at Disneyland though at least once like you were saying I totally agree with that ! Either way you did a great job getting them all in I was invested and when the Matterhorn was down I was genuinely pissed off with you ! 😂 thanks for all the great content I really enjoying watching this channel !
I don’t understand why the Matterhorn breaks so often and always goes through refurbishment. Is it because of its age?
Yes. And that can’t ever do a full referb because it would not pass OSHA’s requirements. So they fix small areas often, if that makes sense.
The tires and cones made a monster face on Cadillac Ranch!
It’s not super hard to do everything, even without fastpass, just so long as you plan properly. My wife and I do it every time we visit land or world.
I’m not paying for fastpass, ever.
Shameful they don't even let boats on Pirates finish the speech before dropping you now.
Tom- does getting on every ride quickly, take away from the experience of being present in the park, waiting in the queue, and seeing all the sites and smelling all the smells and hearing all the sounds?
I wondered the same. It seems the focus resumed in tunnel vision. We like to plan listing to the live entertainment like Dapper Dans and the Band. It is nice to go to Tom Sawyer Island and enjoy no crowds and beautiful views. Sometimes we look for hidden Miskeys and chat with Cast Members. There are also great attractions that are not included in this pass.
It doesn’t, being on the phone less makes you more present and you can “stop and smell the roses” more
20:50 the people just chatting through the pre-show kills me. Bro just be quite for a second
Right?
@WDWNT it happens like 4 times in the video too 😭 Just a full-on conversation about something random. Shows how local and numb the Disneyland audience is
This 1000x. Even worse are the people who say the lines a split second before you hear it, to make sure that all the guests around them know how hardcore they are. It's awful for the guests experiencing the ride for the first time.
ill just spend it on that expensive cake.
“Good, can they dry my socks?” 💀
Good god I hope you get a refund for that pool resurfacing noise.
I agree it is an efficient way and a saving. But for us it is more about the other attractions and being the park. I don't want to drop in and drop out. We have just done Disneyland on a 4 day pass. Could we have done it in 2 yes, but we wanted to spend more time there to enjoy it, not just drop in, and drop out. I also would add we used Multipass and it worked really well 3 out of the 4 days.
WE WANTED THE REDHEAD!!!! Nice walk through. That was surprising how you had to work to get to the list of remaining passes. If purchased that should be front and center on the app.
400 bucks doesn’t guarantee you the time or that the ride will work when u go no thank you I will just save my 400 and I’m glad Disney has the option to pay less I will everyone else be dumb enough to pay 400 dollars like in universal 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. But universal has probably way better customer service
So you have to use the app to redeem each lighting lane?? I thought you could be off your phone completely with this pass and never look at it all day.
I assume you could use a magic band?
yeah I think I misunderstood what Thomas was doing.
You could use a band, yes
Can you still only do each ride once or if I wanted could I just keep using the pass on one ride?
Here’s my thoughts, I make minimum wage in Canada, $17.20 CAD ($12.30 USD) I’m planning a trip this late December/Early January to both Disney World and Disneyland, I only have 10 paid vacation days a year, I’m planning on spending 4 days in Florida and 3 in Disneyland, I am disabled from a car accident 2 and a bit years ago, and unfortunately to be able to enjoy the parks if I’m not approved for DAS I will ABSOLUTELY be booking a deluxe resort so I can get the premier pass for California for 1 day, and probably for Magic Kingdom, because I haven’t been to Disney World since 2013 and I can’t stand for extended periods of time and the holiday season is the only time I can get enough time off work with being closed Christmas new years etc etc, the time proposition for even someone who has to budget absolutely makes it worth it, and honestly not having to look at my phone….I went to Disneyland last year in between surgeries and found even with DAS I was always looking on my phone + app issues! If I have to end up spending the money I will at least be glad to get to appreciate my surroundings more!
One thing we all have to keep in mind is that this premier pass is not meant for the average family of four. It's not priced so that everyone could afford it. If it was, then it would have no value. Everyone would buy it and the lines would be long. Think of it as something similar to the very expensive VIP experience. It's meant for those who might be staying at a premium suite at the Grand Floridian for a couple of days. The money may not be a factor for them, and they don't want to spend the day trying to select lightning lanes. I imagine that only a few of these will be sold each day. Disney is a business. They know that there are some wealthy people that would pay a lot more to skip the lines. That's fine with me. The question of "is it worth it' depends on your financial status. If you are wealthy enough that paying the $400 is about as painful financially as for most of us buying a snack, then it's certainly worth it.
Except that you don't get a premium experience like the VIP that gives you a direct skip the line service. This just puts you in the already full lightning lane line that others paid 40 bucks for.
@@Ratchetfan321 Yeah, that's true. VIP costs a good bit more, though. Also, in Disney World, you're limited to a single park per pass. As I said, though, if you view $400 to be as trivial financially as buying a box of popcorn, then it's well worth the cost.
But whenever you want and all guaranteed
@@Ratchetfan321who cares about being in the line with those who spent less? There’s no planning necessary - no waking up at 7a to buy and book LLs. No need to get a burner LL in order to get a second tier 1 ride for the day. No need to rope drop and rush the morning. No need to be on your phone all day trying to get better return times. If you have the money, it’s a no brainer.
@@Egg_663 We went to Disneyland for the first time for me since 1982 just last June, and Disney World last week. I don't have unlimited money, but I'd consider it for one day at Disneyland, as it also includes all rides at DCA. It was really hard to get lightning lanes over there vs. Disney World. If we go back to Disneyland, then I think we would purchase it for one day. Never in Disney World, though. Of course, if only those staying at a Disney hotel could buy the pass, then we'd decline. That would be way too much money for us.
Do you only get to do each ride once or is it unlimited?
I have a family of 4 and I admit the normal LLMP kind of sucks. I only get to go once a year. I don't live in CA. Went this May and often rides are already out 1 hour or 2 at rope drop. I would love to go on the ride when I want to go on it. But the price for 4 would be insane. Even as just using it one day to just use the LL as it looked like it could take you all day to get all of them done in both parks. My kids tend to be tried around 3pm. I am not sure I could really push them for an all day/night trip to make the price worth it. I do wish they would change the cheaper one. Either raise the price to 100 and no needing to book a return time only used once and make the 400 one a unlimited return to the rides. I know I don't have to spend the money, but I would like to get to ride things while there.
Did you have to pay for Radiator Springs Racers and Rise of the Resistance or were they included in the premium ?
They’re included
Love the review and I know this might sound weird, but you look so handsome today love the shirt
I think this comment is so sweet! I thought he looked nice as well
For $400, why is there any wait at all? You should be escorted right on the ride.
Just to be clear --- told Kylo everything. LOL
I’ve been a WDW passholder for 37 years and for 37 years I’ve been chill with waiting in the lines. Just being present and taking in all the beautiful surroundings. Premier pass is not for me
What about Fantasy Land? No Dark Rides, Small World, Winnie the Pooh? Looks like Disney is not planning on families with small children to utilize this pass.
You'd have to rope drop Fantasyland with everyone else, it's the only way to beat those lines...or wait until near park closing (tough with kids).
“it’s a small world” will be included but is currently closed. They refuse to add LL queues to Fantasyland rides as space is limited back there
MATTERHORN!!!! Closes early! WTF??? I WOULD BE SOOOO PISSED!!!! Sorry Tom.
"can they dry my socks" lmfao
For $400, why is there any wait at all? You should be escorted right on the ride. Too mu much running back and forth and rushing. Not leisurely and fun.
In reality many first time visitors will be even more disappointed with the quality of many Disney theme park attractions after they pay this one time. Any good faith left between Disney visitors will be lost after this fleecing. Most of these attractions frequent park visitors don't go on because they are not worth riding.
What rides are disappointing other than the back of DCA?
@WDWNT At that price point, many of them will be disappointing. To name a few, Snow White, Mr. Toads, Nemo Subs, Ariel. Long-time visitors like these attractions because we are nostalgic over them. First timers would enjoy them for standard park entrance cost, but not for this extra charge.
After finishing this video I could add a lot more attractions that are not worth riding per your descriptions. By the end of the video, this was an exercise in anger and frustration, and not a fun theme park experience.
They need to replace those Autopia vehicles with the electric ones asap😩
Someone get this man a PAIR OF SOCKS!
i feel like this is a hard sell; as a kid i wanted to go on the same ride 10x in a row. does it only let you on each ride one time… 😢
Yes
I love this option! And here is why… what if I’m from Europe and able to save up enough to go to Disneyland for one day, and my dream is to go on Haunted Mansion but I literally can’t get in on because the lottery, lightening gone, stand by line shut down (like it has been all month), at least this would be an option. I mean I save up for my one trip of a lifetime and I can buy a guaranteed pass to get on the rides. I save up for it.
@WDWNT Did I miss something, how were you able to ride Guardians Mission Breakout two times? I thought you only get to ride each ride one time with the pass. To ride more would mean standby.
You may have missed it, but you get both versions for LL during Halloween Time
@@WDWNT surprised Disney didn't pro rate that and charge for it lol. Thanks for the info, as the norm great job
Even though I used to live in Cali and would go to Disneyland at least yearly, I just don’t see spending that kind of money for one day, which again is on top of the park ticket.
being that my "name" is sebastian the crab- I now must go to disneyland to see Sebastian's eyes work
40:53 yay you got in the vehicle that takes you to the room that the lightsaber in the ceiling works. The other vehicle, other room- it doesn’t.
Hey Disney how about a one park option for the Disneyland Resort? As non pass holder have to buy parker hoper to use LLPP at both parks. How about $250 for Disneyland and $200 for DCA? If you buy both it is $400.
I don’t understand why they made Tiana look like Elmer Fudd’s sister
The fact that this does require a Deluxe resort (at least now) makes me feel like you can't really work a multiday savings with how much those rooms cost per night.
Wow for $400 they should have notifications if a ride is closing and you haven't used it yet so you have time to ride it.
I kind of wonder if this will go to the international parks, planning a trip to Europe next year and if I can knock out Disneyland Paris in a day that would open up other days for other destinations in Europe. Then again I am a party of one so I can move faster and it will be cheaper then paying for a whole family.
They already have similar offerings
I was very confused. I thought this was the one for Disney World at first and it just launched today. I was thinking you got through everything and already had a video out.
Oh gosh. Don’t walk around with wet socks you will get blisters. Buy new socks.
I’m size 15, Disney doesn’t sell big socks lol
@ you should holler large foot discrimination!
“For two (Anaheim) Parks, we’re gonna like this a hell of a lot more than…” “If you can afford it, then…” “Much cheaper than a VIP tour”. Come on- rolling out LL Premier Pass without abolishing LL Single Pass / LL Multi-Pass means Disney only cares about its pay to play patrons.
Who the heck said Screamin' was part of the reason for its failure? I remember as a kid going to DCA and finding most of it a joke but always loving Screamin'.
Personally, I don’t think you should have to share the line with the $30 LL. I think they should get rid of the $30. and they should do two tiers of the premium like Universal. $400 is a lot of money to still have to wait a significant amount of time.
Where did the WDW premiere pass video go?
Has to be edited first copyrighted music, back now
1:37:27 How does it affect the regular lightning lane? Does it mean less regular Lightning lanes per time slot?
It depends on how many they can sell for $400, I guess
It doesn’t change that to my knowledge