It’s Thanksgiving week, when a lot of people spend quality time with family. But while that quality time takes place around the dinner table for most, for some, it’s time for a family trip to Walt Disney World. Holidays are always busy times at the resort, and they are also among the most expensive. Genie+, the optional service that allows guests to skip lines on most Disney World attractions, has once again hit its record price of $35 at both Walt Disney World and Disneyland Resort.
When originally introduced, Genie+ cost $15 at Disney World and $20 at Disneyland. However, in the years since then, the pricing has changed to a variable pricing model, where the cost is influenced by the crowds in the park. The busier the parks are, the more expensive Genie+ will be. Back in August, Genie+ at Disney World hit $35 for the day for the first time, and after dropping down slightly since then, Genie+ was back at $35 on both Monday and Tuesday for both the Magic Kingdom and the multi-park option.
