The best thing about Disney’s $400 per person line-skipping pass is its price, which should limit its use to well-heeled VIPs.

Disneyland’s new $400 Lightning Lane Premier Pass can cost more than a VIP guided tour at the Anaheim theme park that gets you a lot more than front-of-the-line access to rides with no waits. Disneyland has positioned the new Premier Pass as a premium product alongside the private VIP Tours that can cost $3,500 to $8,000 per day.

Lightning Lane Premier can be added to any single park, parkhopper or Magic Key ticket at a cost of $400 per day. All of Disneyland’s Lightning Lane passes let visitors skip the standby line and jump on select attractions faster.

The new service will include one entry into every attraction that offers the shorter wait time Lightning Lane entrance for one day.

However, with three different Lightning Lane options to consider – Multi Pass, Single Pass, and Premier Pass – determining which is the best fit for your park visits can be co

Disney said its Lightning Lane Premier Pass, which will be available in limited quantities, is set to debut at Disneyland on Oct. 23 and Disney World on Oct. 30.

Walt Disney World is introducing another paid option to reduce wait times for theme park rides. The resort will roll out the Lightning Lane Premier Pass on Oct. 30, and purchasers will be able to use every Lightning Lane within a park a single time for one day.

Wednesday, Oct. 30 will be the first day the Lightning Lane Premier Pass will be available for parkgoers at Walt Disney World. According to the WDW site, the prices will vary by date and park, but the pass will initially cost between $129 and $449, plus tax.

Speaking of VIP Tours, a lot of Disney fans have observed that Lightning Lane Premier Pass is in a similar price tier per person as taking a VIP tour. This is only the case, however, when you can fill the VIP tour up with the maximum number of guests (10).