Disney rolls out line-skipping park passes costing up to $449

Dennis Romero is a breaking news reporter for NBC News Digital.

Disney parks are adding a top-tier, line-skipping upgrade with a whole new world of pricing: as much as $449 per person on top of park admission, Walt Disney Co. said Wednesday. The Lightning Lane Premier Pass pilot program will begin next Wednesday at Disneyland Resort theme parks in Anaheim, California, and on Oct. 30 at Walt Disney World Resort theme parks in Lake Buena Vista, Florida, according to the company's website.

The new pilot Premier Pass is limited to a list of Lightning Lane experiences and attractions, each of which the pass-holder can attend only once a day, according to Disney Parks. The pass will be available only at Disney's domestic parks for now, although Disneyland Paris' Premier Access passes are similar. Tokyo Disney Resort's Premier Access passes work like the Lightning Lane Multi Pass.

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