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Maybe but people are going to the parks
Like online we complain but when I go...the parks are pretty busy and everything from food to stores have lines
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Like online we complain but when I go...the parks are pretty busy and everything from food to stores have lines
Also worth noting: When Mansion and Splash are both down, it's especially harder to justify the price that Disney commands.
Even then, I do think it's getting to the point to where it's getting too expensive for a lot of people.
Even then, I do think it's getting to the point to where it's getting too expensive for a lot of people.
The number of rich people in the United States may surprise you!
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I mean maybe its only rich people going but Supply and Demand seems to be telling us that some are willing to pay for this and the parks just work
Now Disney could be busier if they wanted if the lower prices no doubt, the 50 dollar kids ticket seem to pack the parks recently
I will say Dave used to be in Marketing so to him unless the parks aren't making money and have no one in them then tickets are fairy priced because if Demand wasn't so high then they would have to lower prices to stay in business but Disney seems to feel no need to do that.
USH really isn't much cheaper for out of towners....but if your an AP like me at Universal your eating good because its an insane value what I pay for what I get
(also I'm not on Disney side with this....If I ran things things would be cheaper and I'd be packing those parks...but Disney seems to rather charge what they want for things and just make the money they do now)
The only demand at Disney is Popcorn buckets & churros... so they charge unreasonable prices to afford that supply
Sales pricing spurs purchases in just about every business. Theme parks are no different. When demand is a bit soft, sometimes do a sale, and generally you'll sell more, albeit at a lower profit margin. But it fills in the gaps and helps prevent overall losses. There's certain fixed costs in every business, so that extra foot traffic is valuable. The only caveat though, is that you can't offer the sales too often or you'll erode your pricing structure.
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It never opened....to it took them an entire year to get this running
Kinda Insane, I would love to know what the issues were with this
Kinda Insane, I would love to know what the issues were with this
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At this point we need a concrete announcement of the Avengers E ticket at D23 2024 along with a construction time table. If not the ride is troubled, dead or dying. Another theory for why the ride is being held up could stem from the filming schedule from Avengers 5/Secret Wars.
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According to a commenter on IG, they've been having trouble with bees and wasps in that area
Ant-Man should have something to say here.
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I really doubt it's break ground for the ride.....it would be cool but yeah I bet it's nothing major at the most new props
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The WASP is not happy. Hank has been hanging out with some soldier ants that like to frequent the ant pubs and strip joints. 
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Don't really understand the thought process here. I thought they wanted less magic key holders in the parks? Whats the point of reservations still? Ughhhh
Pfft... I'm too broke to even look at Disneyland. I feel like they'd charge me just for watching a POV video
Your bill is in the mail. They trolled you watching a You Tube Disney Princesses M&G video. Busted.
