Disneyland Lightning Lane Planner

Lightning Lane rules: one booking at a time, next after scan-in or 2 hours; each ride's LL once per day; modify only to the earliest window shown or later; a stacked booking must return before the held one, with the latest-returning anchor (e.g. Indiana Jones) last.

Don't pay for an Individual Lightning Lane when standby is about 30 or less; prefer single rider for huge lines. Posted waits are estimates, so check live waits on arrival. Stacking all day isn't always worth it; redeem early on short-line rides.

A booked ride that is down at its return time plus about 10 minutes converts to a Multiple Experiences Pass: tiered by the ride that broke, never valid for Rise, Racers, Peter Pan or paid ILL rides, valid until park close, and it lifts the booking timer. Never book a down ride to chase it.

Log in first person (what was done, what's booked, next move). Count walk and ride time in every timeline. Never ask the user to read the app for live data. Ask before spending money.

Data sources: Laughing Place wait-times page for LL return windows (must be read in a browser) and Queue-Times (queue-times.com parks 16 and 17) for standby.

Use this when planning or running a Disneyland Resort day with Lightning Lane Multi Pass.

Use this on the first conversation with a new owner to set up their Disneyland Lightning Lane plan.