GiveMeTheMusic
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That would COST them money instead of being almost pure profit.
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Disney After Hours Event
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That would COST them money instead of being almost pure profit.
Brad Bishop
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I bet per hour pricing is in the future (plus surge). You swipe on your way in and swipe on your way out like a parking garage.
No, I'm not kidding on this. It seems to me the perfect way (to them) to handle it. It gets rid of selling the park multiple times a day and you just charge people per hourly use.
I really think they're going to end up with a huge backlash from all of this once the current wave of tourists subsides - and they will.
No, I'm not kidding on this. It seems to me the perfect way (to them) to handle it. It gets rid of selling the park multiple times a day and you just charge people per hourly use.
I really think they're going to end up with a huge backlash from all of this once the current wave of tourists subsides - and they will.
hopemax
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I'm not sure how much of a jump they are willing to make in one year, given everything else. Otherwise I'd say $199, with a raise to $249 the following year. It they want to do it it in more steps. Price of 1 day ticket, second year $149, 3rd year $199.
asianway
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I'd be ok with this-it would put an end to lifestylers using the place like a mall
willtravel
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Then I guess there would be no draw any longer to stay on property. At least for us. We did not always use this feature but definitely not a reason to stay on property now.
Brad Bishop
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I used EMH years back with my daughters and, as time went on, we used it less and less. For me, there's no real reason to stay on property any longer. As others have pointed out in another thread, you can stay off site at a nicer place for about 1/2. That appeals to me more.
Disney4family
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"What's happening?"
DznyGrlSD
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- In the Parks
- Yes
I miss E-ride night...best $10 spent when I was in HS
DisneyGigi
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Why would anybody pay 150.00 to stay 3 extra hours if there is not special entertainment? Like the Halloween parties etc? Then again, who I am to judge? I did pay 129.00 each on top of the dining plan just to see Maleficent in May... :-/
alissafalco
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I really dont think this will do well. They tried it with Epcot after hours and that died a quick death. I bet this is gone before you know it.
Disney4family
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From your mouth to God's ears.
Huh?
Crazydisneyfanluke
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$79 for child $84 for adults (the cheaper nights)
$89 for child $94 for adults on halloween
Animaniac93-98
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Nothing would surprise me these days. This is MK we're talking about and having the max set at 3,000 pretty much guarantees no lines (when spread across several rides). If this is only a once a week event I could see it working. You only need about 1% of the average weekly MK attendence (based on 50K/day) to get on board with this if they stick to a 3,000 guest limit.
They could cheaply sweeten the deal with "exclusive characters" (like Scrooge McDuck) or, putting on my evil cap, having limited release merchandise only available during those three hours.
