I’ve been reading lots of contradicting advice on LLs and when to get / not get them so I thought I’d ask the experts. The CLs for our trip are between 4 and 5 (with the odd 6) - would you get LLs? Staying on site we’ll do EERD and extra evening hours. Will also use some single rider lines. Thinking MPLL for atleast 1 MK and HS day. Also single for guardians and tron. Any other advice / thoughts? Thanks!
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How many days?
How many people?
How many trips have you/will you take?
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This is our 4th trip but first since Covid. 2 adults and 2 older teens, 10 nights. 2 days in each park
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10 nights? 2 days per park?
I’d skip the MultiPass and just buy a couple of the SinglePass for those rides
That much time negates the need to skip the line, IMO
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HS is the only LLMP must for us. I do tend to buy them more often than not but we’ve been a bunch so missing some headliners to skip long lines isn’t that big of a deal for us as it would be for guest that only go every couple years or less.
It definitely adds up. You can save by having a strong rope drop plan though, especially if you have multiple days/mornings at a park. Epcot comes to mind with this. The headliners are already hard to get LLs. You can prebook one. But if you can RD Epcot a few times, hit the headliners first (Remy, FEA and TT) then the rest are usually manageable with a good touring plan.
You can create your touring plans without LL and see how much time they’d estimate that you’d save by having LLMP (or how many rides are above your threshold for waiting). 
You’re always going to get conflicting advice depending on tolerance for lines. Some people want to avoid any line )like us) and don’t care if it saves us just 15-20 minutes. Others don’t mind waiting 45-60 minutes. Make a plan and see what the edits say and if it’s acceptable to you.
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