So, I need to ask this question, and I'm asking it as a serious question, not trying to troll people:why is there the perception that , in regards to constant price increases and cutbacks, Disney as a corporation should be completely different than any other Fortune 500 organization (Disney is currently ranked 55th on that list)? In 2018, increased profit margins and increased demand from shareholders seem to drive increased costs and increased cutbacks for most if not all of the major corporations in the world. In general, products seem to be more cheaply made but rising in cost to the consumer, services have decreased in value but increased in cost, wages have decreased while benefits are cut and working hours increased. Why would people, at this point, expect anything different from Disney when it comes to their theme parks? The expectation in the past was an affordable, immersive experience with top shelf customer service, but that was back when Disney had not grown into the corporate entity is is now.
I want to add to this that I would personally love to see lower prices, better value for money and better customer service, but not just from Disney, from every mega-corporation that I purchase goods and services from.
I want to add to this that I would personally love to see lower prices, better value for money and better customer service, but not just from Disney, from every mega-corporation that I purchase goods and services from.
). Of course they would agree that raising prices is a good idea. It'd be idiotic for them not to raise prices. They know they have us by the tail, we just can't get enough and we will pay those prices for years on end. 
