As of 2026, the service formerly known as "Genie+" has transitioned into the Lightning Lane Multi Pass, and prices have indeed continued to fluctuate upward based on a "date-based" demand model. Instead of a fixed price, the cost now ranges from $15 to $35 or more per person, depending on the day's predicted crowd levels and which park you are visiting. For example, a busy Saturday at the Magic Kingdom during Spring Break will likely sit at the highest price point, while a rainy Tuesday in September at Animal Kingdom might be at the lower end. Disney's strategy for 2026 focuses on managing park capacity through these price adjustments; by increasing the cost during peak periods, they attempt to balance the number of people using the Lightning Lane vs. the standby line. While the "base" starting price hasn't seen a massive jump, the frequency of "peak price" days has increased, making it a more significant expense for families. It is a vital step to check the "My Disney Experience" app on the morning of your visit to see the exact real-time pricing for your specific day.