- Sep 18, 2015
- 1,706
- 1,335
I could understand increases in wages/infrastructure/consistant new attractions for moderate increased prices, but when parks act like they had to increase costs or delay investment on existing property because because they chose to build something that actually directly added a new revenue stream that is BS.For the record, Universal has been investing in a ton of new infrastructure as well as rides...For instance, we were stuck with three hotels that were out of people's price range for most of the 2000s
Not to mention many backstage things: Staff parking garage, Overhaul of the original CityWalk, etc
They have done quite a bit in a short time
Sometimes I wish Universal hadn't gotten the new property so that we would have Nintendo already under construction...But they did...And I think the outcome will be better than the original plan