Lightning Lane Price Tracker & Sell-Out Leaderboard

When can you book Lightning Lane? Booking calendar

Collection. We record Disney’s posted Lightning Lane state — bookable or not, and the offered return window — every 1–5 minutes for every tracked attraction, and have since early 2024. That is a data claim about collection, not a prediction for every minute. We do not currently capture posted Lightning Lane prices.

Products. Multi Pass, Single Pass and Premier Pass are different products and never share a statistic. Each attraction-day’s product comes from our attraction catalog for that date; days we cannot attribute to a product are counted and left out rather than guessed.

Sell-out rules. A day is eligible only with the park’s standard operating hours, at least 12 observations between opening and 30 minutes before the standard close, and coverage in both the first hour and the last 15 minutes before that cutoff. Observations after the cutoff, and Early Entry or special-event hours, are ignored. An eligible day counts as an observed final depletion only when at least two later not-bookable observations, at least 5 minutes apart, follow the last bookable one and the final observation is not bookable. Days where Lightning Lane came back without a later qualifying final depletion are counted as reopened. Days without a schedule, with sparse samples, or never seen bookable are excluded and counted in each row’s coverage details. This is a conservative observation, not proof inventory never reappears.

Depletion times. The typical depletion clock is the median last-bookable time over observed final depletion days and needs at least 5 of them; the depletion share needs at least 7 eligible days. The by-crowd split buckets each eligible day by that park’s own 1–10 crowd level (low 1–3, moderate 4–6, high 7–10) and needs at least 5 eligible days per bucket.

Prices. A price chart renders only for a product whose prices are in US dollars, record their tax and quote basis, were last observed within 14 days, and pass the density floor (≥14 priced days and ≥200 priced checks in the window). Older prices show as dated history, never as today’s price, and nothing is ever extrapolated.

The same labels apply here as everywhere in the Crowd Lab: Observed is recorded from Disney’s posted offers, Typical is a historical median or range over the labeled window. Nothing on this page is a forecast for a specific future date.