Every Disney World Lightning Lane Price for September 2026

September is one of the more wallet-friendly months to visit Walt Disney World — school is back in session across most of the country, so crowds tend to thin out compared to summer peaks. But even on quieter days, popular rides still draw long standby lines, which is why many guests factor Lightning Lane pricing into their trip budget before they arrive.

Disney World's Lightning Lane system has two tiers: Lightning Lane Multi Pass, which covers a rotating selection of attractions across all four parks, and Lightning Lane Single Pass, which applies to individual headliner rides. Both are priced dynamically, meaning what you pay depends on the specific date you visit. For September 2026, Disney World ticket and Lightning Lane planning costs shift noticeably across the month.

At Magic Kingdom, Lightning Lane Multi Pass ranges from $23 on lighter-traffic days (such as September 1, 8, and 22) up to $29 on busier dates like September 5, 6, 13, and 19. EPCOT holds steadier, landing between $18 and $21 depending on the day. Hollywood Studios runs $20 to $27, and Animal Kingdom is generally the most affordable of the four parks, sitting between $15 and $16 for most of the month.

On the Single Pass side, the big-ticket rides hold fairly consistent pricing through September. TRON Lightcycle / Run at Magic Kingdom is $19–$20 most days, while Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind at EPCOT runs $18–$19. Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance at Hollywood Studios ranges from $20 to $24, and Avatar Flight of Passage at Animal Kingdom stays at $15–$16. Seven Dwarfs Mine Train, one of the most sought-after rides at Magic Kingdom, is priced at $11–$13 across the month.

If you're visiting mid-week in the first half of September, you'll generally find the lower end of that pricing range — weekends and the Labor Day stretch (September 4–6) push prices up a bit. Full day-by-day pricing details were reported by the Disney Food Blog.