Disneyland and Walt Disney World will soon make it easier for guests willing to spend the extra cash to skip the line. On Wednesday, both theme park resorts unveiled their new “Lightning Lane Premier Pass” service,

Disney's "Lightning Lane" line-skipping option at Disneyland and Disney World will have a new option starting later this month that will let guests skip the line at every eligible ride in one park for $129 to $449 per person a day.

Just months after Disney World announced changes to its Lightning Lane program, the theme park will add another option for those willing to pay extra to skip the line.

Disney said Wednesday that its Lightning Lane Premier Pass, which will be available in limited quantities, is set to debut at Disneyland on Oct. 23 and

Walt Disney World is introducing another paid option to reduce wait times for theme park rides. The resort will roll out the Lightning Lane Premier Pass on Oct. 30, and purchasers will be able to use every Lightning Lane within a park a single time for one day.

I get it. You don't like waiting on lines, especially at the Disney parks like Disney World and Disneyland. No one likes to wait, right? But would you be willing to pay a lot of money per day at those

The new service will include one entry into every attraction that offers the shorter wait time Lightning Lane entrance for one day.