Disney was pretty deep in that spiral long before Covid, but that won't stop them from blaming it on Covid. Downward spiral of quality and upward spiral of charges.
The trade will be only those staying on property will get free fast passes. If Disney charges $10 for each and gives 3 per person per day that means a $30.00 savings per person per day. So for a 4 day trip with 3 people staying 3 nights would mean a savings of $480 just for the free fast passes. That is $160 a night per room. Would you rather have the free fast passes or free transportation from the airport? Now, in my opinion I expect different numbers of fast passes based on level of resort. It could be 1, 2 and 3 but Disney would be smarter with 2 for value, 3 for moderate and 4 for deluxed.Oh that’s easy…Paying much more for much less.
What? That's like Kohl's raising the price 40% and offering a 40% off coupon.
HAHAHA they do that all the time and cal it Kohl's cash
Kohls cash, funny.
How is introducing a new revenue stream then " giving " you 1,2 or 3 passes a " Savings " for guests ? It's a
I believe they are also expanding their virtual queue system, which I'm hoping is going to also be done at WDW.
Disney hasn't even recovered from covid yet, so who knows what will be long-lasting from it. At least fireworks are back. Hopefully parades and shows will be soon.
If you want to be nice to Disney, that is your option. But if they had an unacceptable price increase all they would have had to do was charge the difference to those using the service. (For example, $10 or $25/person.) But to eliminate it completely is strictly a cost savings. The same is true of charging for parking. The cost is maybe $2 to $5/day. But to charge $25/day is strictly a money maker. They have said that they want to get more money per visitor. To do that they have to charge more, reduce services, or both. They are doing both. And for every increase in price, a few less people can afford to visit. And with every reduction in service, a little less magic...
