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I went to California with my parents to spend a few days at the Disney theme parks. Instead of waiting in a bunch of lines, we paid $180 for Genie+.

Disneyland is unforgettable but in order to enjoy the Happiest Place on Earth you need patience and planning.

Here’s some advice for learning how to navigate Disney before you go.

It’s hard to miss the complaints about Disneyland these days. Even before the unusually bad press the Walt Disney Company has been getting for the past couple of weeks, there has been a steady stream of grumbles from longtime park fans.

Disney's new paid Genie+ service allows purchasers to blow through most of the phenomenally long lines with an app on your iPhone — with some caveats. Here's how to use it, and some quirks about it that you need to know before you plunk down cash for it, beyond what you paid for tickets.

Should you spend up to $15 a ride to skip the lines at Walt Disney World? Disneys new Individual Lightning Lane allows you to do just that on eight popular rides at the resort. But is Lightning Lane worth it? Here is what you will want to know to make an informed decision for you and your family when you visit the Walt Disney World Resort.

If you visited the Disneyland Resort sometime in past few years and used MaxPass, Disney Genie+ will seem very familiar. Thats because Disney Genie+ works pretty much the same as the old MaxPass system in allowing you to access shorter wait times throughout the park.

Disney has replaced its Fastpass line reservation system with not one, but three new products: a free service called Disney Genie, an upsell called Disney Genie+, and a pay-per-use line skip called Individual Lightning Lane. What are these new services and how do you use them? Should you pay the extra money for Disney Genie+ or Lightning Lane? Keep reading, and we will show you.

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