networkpro
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I think it'll go higher. We'll see.
I believe it so as well, more in line with the cost structure of Universals' Express pass.
I think it'll go higher. We'll see.
Oh I'm sure they do. Especially compared to the guests who stay offsite, bring their own food to the parks and don't buy any merchandise. But they've created more of these type of guests with the constant price increases.I think TWDC prefers these types of guests.
They get the money from the hotel stay and get the money from the dining plan and I bet there is a spreadsheet somewhere in the finance committee that says these kind of guests saves the company costs in the theme parks by these guests staying away from the parks.
Increasing LL prices is like printing money. They do zero for it and new money is just rolling in.Actual footage of D’Amaro entering the office today:
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Over the years we adjusted our spending to compensate for the constant price increases --less Table service meals, bring our own food and snacks, no buying Disney merchandize. Gotten to the point even that does not help ---you have lost a long time fan, I'm sure Disney could are less
Interesting point.Take this for what it's worth.
I'm told that if you look at the supply/demand curve for LL, there's tons of room for Disney to increase prices when crowds are above average.
That is, there are still more people willing to throw more money at waiting less in line.
I don't think they'll do it, but it would not surprise me if the math showed revenue maxxed out at around $75 per person per day during the winter holidays.
So, a second price increase announced within days of each other and no one bats an eye? SMH
It was announced yesterday that SDMT for example will be $13 as of Oct 18What's the 2nd increase? I saw the ILL got a $1 rise each
Anything you want to ride, however many times by standing in line, should be included in your highly-inflated admission price.LL costs them nothing to offer, so the constant price increases seem very tacky. It’s just greed. Just abolish it and make one standby line that moves quickly.
Unfortunately people keep paying it so it keeps going up and up. For $20 a ride you should least get more than 1 ride, as in let you do it 3 times or something if you want. It’s a rip off.
Don’t worry. They will do both.I'd prefer they raise LL prices than park ticket prices.
It was announced today.What's the 2nd increase? I saw the ILL got a $1 rise each
Don't worry, they will do both.I'd prefer they raise LL prices than park ticket prices.
After rise on the same ILL rides? Oh Jesus.It was announced today.
Yep.After rise on the same ILL rides? Oh Jesus.
They really don't think there's a ceiling is there? Attendance is soft isn't it?
At this point, they really should just do a Universal express pass system and be done with it...I believe it so as well, more in line with the cost structure of Universals' Express pass.
This is silly. First LL has development costs, infrastructure, implementation costs, maintenance, hosting costs., ect., all of which cost/costs the company money.LL costs them nothing to offer, so the constant price increases seem very tacky. It’s just greed. Just abolish it and make one standby line that moves quickly.
Unfortunately people keep paying it so it keeps going up and up. For $20 a ride you should least get more than 1 ride, as in let you do it 3 times or something if you want. It’s a rip off.
You don't get to ride Tron twice for that $21.They can kiss my back pocket if they think I'm paying ~ $145 to get in and another $21 to ride a two-minute roller coaster.
Take this for what it's worth.
I'm told that if you look at the supply/demand curve for LL, there's tons of room for Disney to increase prices when crowds are above average.
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