As of 2026, the service formerly known as Genie+ has been rebranded at Walt Disney World and Disneyland as Lightning Lane Multi Pass, and each purchase covers exactly one person. It is a per-person, per-day add-on, meaning every member of your travel party (ages 3 and up) must have their own valid pass to use the Lightning Lane entrances. For example, if a family of four wants to skip the lines together, they must purchase four separate passes through the My Disney Experience or Disneyland app. There is no "family" or "group" discount for the service. At Tokyo Disney Resort, a similar service called Disney Premier Access follows the same rule: one pass per park ticket, and it cannot be shared. While you can manage the entire group's bookings from a single smartphone by linking all the park tickets into a "Family & Friends" list, the digital system will verify that each individual has a paid entitlement when you "tap in" at the ride's touchpoints. For children under the age of 3, the service is not required, as they are permitted to enter the Lightning Lane alongside an adult who has a valid pass.