Update! Lightning Lane Multi Pass Priorities at EPCOT

We’re in the middle of one of the slowest seasons at Walt Disney World – and especially at EPCOT. So do you still need to purchase LLMP? If you do, I want you to have all of the information you need to make the most of your purchase.

I will preface all of this by saying that I always recommend booking what you enjoy, but I enjoy math. So I want a LLMP reservation prioritization list powered by data. You may see other priority lists pop up on Disney sites, based on various things like previous experiences or gut feel. But this one is supported by … EQUATIONS. Strap in and enjoy the ride.

This post was last updated on June 29, 2026.

Explain the Math!

We can rank the LLMP attractions in each park in different ways. In this post, I am going to aggregate three of those different measures by averaging them. Easy peasy.

1. Rank by average availability, ascending – the attraction in each park that usually sells out first will get rank 1, and the attraction in each park that has book now/ride now availability the most through the day will get the lowest rank.
2. Rank by average time savings, descending – the attraction in each park where LLMP usually saves the most time compared to standby will get rank 1, and the attraction in each park where LLMP usually saves the least time compared to standby will get the lowest rank.
3. Rank by attraction satisfaction, descending – the attraction in each park with the highest overall average satisfaction from 2026 will get rank 1, and the attraction in each park with the lowest overall average satisfaction from 2024 will get the lowest rank.

Once I calculated all three ranks, then I averaged the three results and sorted from score that was closest to one all the way to the highest number. I used those averages to come up with the following prioritized list!

Prioritized List of EPCOT Lightning Lane Multi Pass Tier One Attractions

1. Test Track

Availability Score = 1 out of 3
Time Savings Score = 1 out of 3
Satisfaction Score = 1 out of 3

You won’t see a sweep cleaner than this one! Test Track has an average time savings in the Lightning Lane of 38 minutes. That’s not only the highest at EPCOT (including LLSP savings at Cosmic Rewind) – it’s the second-highest at any park! It also is the LLMP reservation that sells out earliest of any park (5 days in advance, even in medium-low crowd levels) and it has decent satisfaction. It’s higher than Remy and Frozen Ever After, but just by a smidge.

The good news is that if your party is willing to split up, Single Rider at Test Track is also a highly effective time saver. So you could opt to got that route and save your Tier One reservation for one of the next two attractions.

 

2. Frozen Ever After

Availability Score = 2 [tie] out of 3

Time Savings Score = 2 [tie] out of 3

Satisfaction Score = 2 out of 3

Frozen Ever After used to be an Individual Lightning Lane over at EPCOT, and for good reason. You can save large amounts of time by using it, and probably your littlest kids aren’t particularly interested in Cosmic Rewind anyway.

But with LLMP, Frozen Ever After has worse time savings than Test Track and Cosmic Rewind – an average of 26 minutes recently. And its availability is slightly better, but it still sells out before 11 am most days. And its satisfaction keeps dropping overall – so far in 2026 it scores 4.45, just 0.01 ahead of Remy.

 

3. Remy’s Ratatouille Adventure

Availability Score = 2 [tie] out of 3
Time Savings Score = 2 [tie] out of 3
Satisfaction Score = 3 out of 3

If you’re not staying at a resort with walking or Skyliner access to EPCOT, there is no way for you to efficiently rope drop Remy. It just won’t happen. Even on the least crowded days of the year, there is easily a 30-minute wait of people already lining up in France before you’re even allowed into the World Showcase part of the park. That makes Remy a popular strategic choice for LLMP.

Remy has decreasing time savings with LLMP (2 minutes on average over the past few months) thanks to the introduction of the Single Rider line that gives people a different way to skip ahead, and helps standby run more efficiently. Remy sells out before 11 am on most days, which ties it with Frozen for availability.

 

Prioritized List of EPCOT Lightning Lane Multi Pass Tier Two Attractions

Before we even get into EPCOT Tier Two – just know that the time savings are NOT GREAT. They range from nothing to … a whole 12 minutes. These time savings might go up during spring break, but this is still a shockingly bad set of time savings compared to any other park.

1. Soarin’

Availability Score = 1 out of 8
Time Savings Score = 1 out of 8
Satisfaction Score = 1 out of 8

Another tier, another clean sweep! Nothing about any of the Tier Two attraction at EPCOT is particularly impressive, but Soarin’ does manage to at least offer decent time savings (10 minutes on average), reservations that sell out before the park closes (which doesn’t happen at any other Tier Two attraction), and higher satisfaction than another other EPCOT LLMP attraction. At 4.61, only Cosmic Rewind comes out ahead of it for Lightning Lane attractions at EPCOT.

 

2. Living with the Land

Availability Score = 5 [tie] out of 8
Time Savings Score = 2 [tie] out of 8
Satisfaction Score = 2 out of 8

Despite the fact that Living with the Land is one of the most awesome attractions at WDW, it doesn’t typically draw large crowds of hydroponics fans. Weird. But … interestingly, with Soarin’ drawing more crowds, LLMP users are getting more tempted to just use an LLMP reservation on Living with the Land while they’re already in the area. So its availability is worse than some other attractions. But just barely. It books a little ahead, but is still available all day.

You can save an average of 8 minutes by using LLMP here, which is good enough for a very close second place among Tier Two attractions! And at 4.4 for overall satisfaction, that gets second place out of Tier Two attractions too.

 

3. Journey Into Imagination

Availability Score = 2 [tie] out of 8
Time Savings Score = 3 [tie] out of 8
Satisfaction Score = 7 out of 8

As a lifelong Figment fan (seriously, not an exaggeration), this one still surprises me. Journey into Imagination is a shell of its former self. But an average 6-minute time savings is good enough for third place of the Tier Two EPCOT attractions, and it books out far enough in advance during the day (30-60 minutes) that it ties for the second-worst availability. Even its terrible satisfaction score can’t drag it down!

 

4. Mission: SPACE

Availability Score = 2 [tie] out of 8
Time Savings Score = 3 [tie] out of 8
Satisfaction Score = 8 out of 8

A semi-controversial pick here at number four with Mission: SPACE. If you struggle with motion sickness or small spaces, ignore this entry altogether. But if you can handle those things and are a space geek (I happily include myself in that list), Mission: SPACE is a decent choice. It ties with Figment for time savings (6 minutes) and availability, but it manages to have an even lower satisfaction than Figment, and so it comes in one slot lower on the priority list.

 

5. Spaceship Earth

Availability Score = 2 [tie] out of 8
Time Savings Score = 6 out of 8
Satisfaction Score = 5 out of 8

Spaceship Earth is one of the attractions that has much worse availability with LLMP than it did with Genie+. It’s a popular advance selection. Not enough that it books up totally in advance, but enough that a day-long average results in return times about an hour behind booking time. That’s enough to score the second-worst availability for Tier Two in the park. But average time savings have been trending downward, now just averaging 3 minutes over the past few months.

If you’re at EPCOT on a high-crowd day and already nearby with a reservation to spare, go ahead and grab it to avoid whatever standby line exists. I’d call this a reservation to use opportunistically as time allows.

 

6. Short Film Festival

Availability Score = 5 [tie] out of 8
Time Savings Score = 7 [tie] out of 8
Satisfaction Score = 3 out of 8

The Short Film Festival is a nice cool escape from the heat in the summer. And, sure, the short films are cute. But watch them at home and go enjoy the A/C in the Seas instead. You won’t save any time with a reservation anyway. You’re welcome.

 

7. Turtle Talk with Crush

Availability Score = 5 [tie] out of 8
Time Savings Score = 7 out of 8
Satisfaction Score = 4 out of 8

Okay, LLMP isn’t going to save you any time at Turtle Talk. You’ll be entering the show at the same time as anyone else lining up in the pre-show area. But its satisfaction is higher than many other Tier Two options. So that means statistically it isn’t at the bottom of the list.

 

8. The Seas with Nemo and Friends

Availability Score = 5 [tie] out of 8
Time Savings Score = 5 out of 8
Satisfaction Score = 6 out of 8

Coming in last place is The Seas with Nemo and Friends. Should you experience the main Seas tanks and exhibits while at EPCOT? 100% yes! Do you have to do the ride in order to access them? Nope! If you haven’t done it before, and/or have big Nemo fans in the group, then, by all means, go for it. But unless the attraction is having reliability issues, you won’t need to use LLMP to do it. Reservations are available all day, every day, which puts it at the bottom for availability.

 

What Does This Mean For You?

1. Especially with the lower individual-park prices, it may be worth considering using LLMP at EPCOT. Within reason. And that reason is wanting to do Test Track and either Frozen or Remy and not having early entry access.
2. EPCOT is the hardest park for making effective use of LLMP. It has a whole three attractions where LLMP is truly worthwhile from a time-savings perspective … and all three book up remarkably quickly compared to attractions at any other park. If you’re going to buy LLMP on an EPCOT day, have a plan – and potentially research times at which more reservations get released in the afternoon to try to “game” the system.
3. Like at Animal Kingdom, there are many other activities, attractions and shows that score much higher in satisfaction than the majority of the LLMP options. If you don’t purchase LLMP and the crowds descend, spend your time exploring World Showcase. You can easily fill a whole day and not be stuck in queues.

Have you used LLMP in EPCOT? Do you agree with these rankings or would yours be different? Let me know in the comments!