They are starting to address the price with discounts. But they are finding out the standard 20%-30% discounts don't sway enough people when your prices are 40%-50% too high for the product you are offering.Some things as I catch up on this thread.
The biggest problems Disney theme parks have in Florida:
1. Price
2. Price
3. Price
4. Bob and Josh ignoring 1-3
And despite what Bob or anyone else wants to claim, it has always been hot in Orlando in the summer. A. L. W. A. Y. S. Does 93F with 85% humidity really feel different than 95F with 85% humidity because some weather hypers and doomsayers claim it is? It doesn't to me. I walked out of our room in the morning, in the mid-2000's in the middle of July, and had sunglasses immediately fog over. Guess what? That hasn't changed in 20 years.
Dining is a major problem, particularly around offerings and pricing. I have long held the belief that pricing 10-17 year olds as "adults" was idiotic. TDO has done a fantastic job of watering down menus and essentially bungling many of their restaurants in their quest for more money.
The food prices is something that really needs to be addressed. Nobody is buying the pandemic excuse anymore.