Disney Springs visitors encountered full parking areas during the Columbus Day weekend, according to Disney Fanatic’s account from Saturday, October 10.
The outlet reported that road signage en route to the shopping and dining district said both the Orange Garage and the surface parking area had reached capacity. The report did not establish how long those areas remained full or the availability of other Disney Springs parking options.
Separately, Disney Fanatic reported that Lightning Lane Premier Pass had sold out at all four Walt Disney World theme parks for both October 10 and October 11. The product offers access to participating attractions without guests making Lightning Lane selections throughout the day.
The reported daily Premier Pass prices were $429 at Magic Kingdom, $349 at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, $249 at EPCOT and $199 at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. That product is distinct from Lightning Lane Multi Pass, which requires guests to select return times and was listed at about $15 to $40 per person per day, depending on the park and date.
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Full Disney Springs parking and a sold-out Lightning Lane product are not attendance figures and do not show how many guests were in the parks. Still, both details were reported during a holiday weekend, when Walt Disney World typically sees heavier visitation.
Drivers headed to Disney Springs during a busy period may want to allow extra time, particularly if they have a dining reservation or another scheduled activity. The October 10 report applies only to the parking conditions observed that day.
