I don't know where you get your misinformation, but that "glitch" is one of the main reasons they have continued to have the revenue they have and more people haven't split vacations between WDW and Universal. It's not a glitch - it is a very carefully implemented and designed pricing plan that has kept WDW profitable even though the economy has been in the garbage (Disney saw the post-9/11 drop because of fear, but has done very well in the current purely financial crisis).
What WDW brings in as admission is not what pays the bills and makes the profit. Although we band about 1-day ticket prices as "how much it costs" we all know that most guests pay far, far less. By keeping people in the parks and general area longer, they are greatly benefiting their lodging, food, and the smaller attractions WDW has - few people can spend seven or eight days straight in the four parks proper (I can, but I don't think I'm typical) - that's when they get people to go to the waterparks, or mini-golf, or shop more at DTD - if you stay for 4/5 days you have little time for that stuff.
Your "honeybooboo" comment is silly at best - you know that family has millions now, and are probably worth more than anyone on this board (Honey Boo Boo makes more money each time she breaks wind that some folks make in a month, I am sure) - but your intimation is that lower-income folks like they were before their celeb-reality fame, but you couldn't be more wrong there, either. Lower-inclome folks haven't been able to afford WDW for years - the past decade a trip to WDW has increased the price incredibly way out of pace of inflation, the "average" family is barely able to afford vacation anymore, and WDW has already become a "luxury" destination, at least where theme parks are concerned. Though even then - I know people who pay the same amount for a week at an all-inclusive resort on the beach somewhere exotic for the same price a family pays for a vacation package at WDW with the dining plan at a moderate.
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