The Genie system is confusing and convoluted, so you might have a question or 17. It might seem like overkill, but sadly, it is not.įinally, see our Guide to Genie+ at Walt Disney World & Lightning Lane FAQfor foundational need-to-know info about this paid FastPass+ replacement. However, if you’re visiting during peak season or any regular day and want a chance at doing Slinky Dog Dash–or the earliest possible time for any attraction, this approach is highly recommended. Again, this is advanced knowledge that isn’t strictly necessary most days. (That post is a must-read if you’re unfamiliar with the 120 minute rule–this post assumes you already understand it.)Īdditionally, see our “Speed Strategy” for Making Genie+ Lightning Lane Selections. As we’ve stressed from the beginning, that info was/is incomplete and misleading the 120 minute rule also applies. Part of the confusion with using Genie+ to stack Lightning Lane reservations undoubtedly stems from Walt Disney World’s official verbiage that with Genie+ you can only “make one selection at a time, throughout the day” and that additional selections could be made once redeemed. This post explains how you can stockpile selections to great success, with afternoons and evenings of line skipping at Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Studios, or Epcot. One of the most common questions we’ve received about Walt Disney World’s new Genie+ service is how it’s possible to “stack” multiple Lightning Lane ride reservations.

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