Totally understand that -- but even though on paper it seems like apples to apples w/ WDW, it most likely is not knowing how these things often work -- and even if it was exactly the same, there are still a good deal of costs associated with conversion, network upgrades, hardware, training etc. And again, that's after justifying that somehow there's enough of an ROI to justify it all happening in the first place -- which is what we're ultimately talking about here with going back to the initial point on whether a limited amount of higher cost FPs vs free/moderately priced FPs for everyone generate more $$$ for Disney. I still think it's easily the latter for a multitude of reasons including both guest satisfaction but also increased spending and better crowd distribution throughout the park which also ultimately ties back to those other things.
