Guests planning multiple trips to Cedar Point in 2027 will need to budget significantly more if they want to skip the regular lines all season long.

Six Flags has increased the price of its all-park, season-long Fast Lane pass that includes Cedar Point to $1,999, a move that follows widespread complaints from both regular guests and Fast Lane holders about extended wait times throughout the 2026 season.

The company also appears to have closed a popular loophole that allowed guests to purchase lower-priced all-park Fast Lane passes through other Six Flags parks and use them at Cedar Point, making the Sandusky park’s premium offering considerably more expensive.

The new price also puts it above one of the travel industry’s best-known annual offerings. Disney’s Incredi-Pass, which provides year-round admission with no blackout dates to Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney’s Animal Kingdom and Disney’s Hollywood Studios, costs $1,629—about $370 less than Six Flags’ all-park Fast Lane option that includes Cedar Point.

For frequent Cedar Point visitors, the higher price may still be worthwhile if it leads to shorter Fast Lane queues and a better overall experience. But for many travelers, the nearly $2,000 price tag raises an interesting question: How much is skipping the line really worth?

Whether the pass proves worthwhile will ultimately depend on each guest’s priorities. While Cedar Point’s Fast Lane and Disney’s Incredi-Pass offer very different experiences, the comparison highlights how expensive premium theme park experiences have become. For roughly the same amount of money, travelers can choose between unlimited priority ride access at Cedar Point or a full year of admission to all four Walt Disney World theme parks.

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