Recent content by Jrb1979

Joking then. We did go 3 years ago and found the value isn't as good as it was back in 2019. Sure the crowds were higher but I would rather that then $200 tickets and a more restricted FP+. As much as I hated FP+, availability was better and you weren't limited to riding an attraction once.

I was joking. Last time I was there was 3 years ago.

No more like 15 years. 🙄

Must have missed it between all the talk about stock price

I'm surprised nobody has posted this yet. This was an interview with Michael Eisner from a day ago. The 2 biggest things he said were "I’m not wild of the fact that it’s so expensive now to go to Disneyland or Disney World,” Eisner told Bensinger. “I’m not wild of the fact that it’s harder to...

Why? For people like my family we don't want to have a schedule to enjoy the parks.

You say that all the time about lines disappearing. The point of getting rid of the skip the line system is then standby would move more consistently. My issue is with this product and has always been that way is too many people have it. Everyone brings up Universal and other parks that have...

I agree. It used to be that way it's starting to be more about the tickets and rides. A lot more guests go for the rides first and everything else second

We don't know that they are. For all we know, they sell the same amount each day regardless and on the busy days it sells out. They have never released the numbers available. Everything thats posted doesn't have an agenda behind it.

I mean cut down on return times for multi and individual passes so premier pass can still sell the same amount. Limit the cheaper pass for the more expensive one.

I can see it being the other way around. Less return times available for LLMP users for the amount of Premier pass users.

I don't disagree the shift is happening. It makes sense in theory but in reality a lot of the top 10% either have no interest in the product or will visit once. Most aren't repeat visitors. The Disney/ Universal model was built on repeat visitors not once in a lifetime visitor.

Not if they continue with their pricing structure. That's why their has been a decline in attendance. Til they change that it's going to continue

Reality has shown the opposite. Florida has been booming with tourists the last year yet Disney and Universal are seeing lower attendance. Cruises say bring it on.

I'm not saying that they are going to have a huge drop. I can see them losing a million guests a year or so. They will continue to be the most attended parks but IMO the gap between them and Universal will be closer.