Can you pre-book LL for all 3 days planned at same time?

We have a 3 day pass where we can go to one park per day on any day of the week between Sun - Thurs.

Our plan is to go to Animal Kingdom on Monday, Epcot on Tues and Hollywood Studios on Thurs. (We did MK last year so skipping it this year). We are NOT staying at an onsite disney hotel.

With the new LL Multiplus plan, your video says we can start booking 3 days before "the beginning of the date range for the multi-day ticket" and it also mentions that we should prioritize booking Hollywood studios before Epcot or Animal Kingdom.

Based on the above, it sounds like I can start booking the LL on the Thursday prior to the Sunday that our multi-day ticket starts on. On that Thursday, can I book 3 lightning lanes for each of the 3 park days? or can I only book for one of the 3 park days? So if I book my hollywood studios LL on that Thurs (it would effectively be booked a week prior to the actual date we are going) but does that mean that I can't use LL at AK or Epcot bc the 3 LL's would be tied up with Hollywood studios rides for a different day? or can I only book the LL for each park 3 days prior to the date that we plan to attend that specific park - in this case I would also have more than 3 LL booked in advance technically. Or should i only book the first 3 LL's for Animal kingdom and I can't book for the next park until after we finish our day at AK?

Let me know if there's a video or blog post that reviews this that I can refer to as well.

Thanks in advance!!!

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Jonny 5

May 29

The wording on the Disney site is as follows:

"Guests with date-based theme park tickets (which require the Guest to choose a start date at the time of purchase) can purchase 3 days before the first day of their ticket, for the total number of valid admission days on their ticket."

So to answer your question:

On that Thursday, can I book 3 lightning lanes for each of the 3 park days?

Yes!

At 7am EST on the Thursday you can book for all 3 days. As you mention it's generally recommended to book the Hollywood Studios ones first, I'd then recommend going for Epcot and lastly Animal Kingdom.