Yea exactly. I guess it would depend on how many attractions they have.
Or it could work like a local Fair (or
Nickelodeon Universe at Mall of America), where you have points you use as currency and each ride has a different cost (dueling coaster cost four points, show cost two points, etc). They would also sell an unlimited day pass linked to the guest fingerprint (like a regular USF/IOA ticket). Theoretically, a points card would not need to be tied to a fingerprint, name, address, etc, so they could just be sold at any kiosk (to reduce cost). A points card could be shared and just scanned at each ride each ride entrance for each rider (no biometrics), just biometrics for day/annual passes. Could also tie express to points system (four points for regular line, six points for express) and change point costs depending on demand ("demand pricing").
Keep in mind (everyone), I'm not saying this is better or worse, but you can't deny there are groups inside Universal that are arguing for / against this idea.
It's very possible with the current design they could go either way... 'hub free' could be nightly, seasonal, weekdays only, all day, never, they seem to have full freedom on this.
I prefer an almost empty park.
