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Disneyland Removes Pirates of the Caribbean From Lightning Lane

The move aims to ease congestion by shortening standby wait times now that nearby rides have reopened.

Pirates of the Caribbean Sign at Disneyland.
FILE: The public gets its first glimpse at the the newly renovated Pirates of the Caribbean ride at Disneyland.

Overview

  • As of July 1, Pirates of the Caribbean no longer accepts Lightning Lane passes and returns to standby-only access.
  • The ride was first added to Lightning Lane in January 2024 to offset closures of Splash Mountain and Haunted Mansion.
  • Disneyland officials expect the change to reduce queue bottlenecks and lower wait times on Pirates of the Caribbean.
  • Lightning Lane remains in use for other high-demand attractions with variable-priced multi and single passes.
  • The dynamic pass system replaced Genie+ in July 2024 to offer advance reservations and date-based pricing for resort guests.