JD80
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Eh. I wouldn't say that. It ebbs and flows.
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Eh. I wouldn't say that. It ebbs and flows.
That is cool. There is truth to this, but we stopped hitting the heights of the crests awhile ago. Diminishes. It is still a decline.
Not even close to it's own best.
I think what bothers me the most about this new pass is they offer it to Deluxe hotel guests trying to make it seem like a benefit only to fork over $400 to use a LL for each ride one time... If it was say $400 for non-Deluxe guests and some deep discount or free for Deluxe guests, it may actually help fill Deluxe rooms.
It is insulting
This must be a precursor to overhauling and raising prices of LL and pre-books. I am not sure who in their right mind would pay $400 for this service rather than $30 for a normal LL only to not need time windows and maybe get in a couple of extra rides.
I miss Kevin's declining by degrees. The last two years is freefalling from 20,000 ft without a parachute.
It is insulting
This must be a precursor to overhauling and raising prices of LL and pre-books. I am not sure who in their right mind would pay $400 for this service rather than $30 for a normal LL only to not need time windows and maybe get in a couple of extra rides.
I miss Kevin's declining by degrees. The last two years is freefalling from 20,000 ft without a parachute.
Quietmouse
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So legit question, why are you going to to Disney world, when you can travel the world for much much cheaper ? I’m pretty sure a trip to Tokyo and visiting Disney sea is becoming a cheaper option this rate.
I know the demographic for Disney is the people who are making well over 6 figures, but even wealthy people have to be questioning these increase costs. There is more to enjoyment than Disney and Disney world and nothing about Disney output lately justifies these kind of prices.
I know the demographic for Disney is the people who are making well over 6 figures, but even wealthy people have to be questioning these increase costs. There is more to enjoyment than Disney and Disney world and nothing about Disney output lately justifies these kind of prices.
JD80
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I think the last peak was probably 2017-2019. We got a hard reset with Chapek and COVID.
JD80
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Cost of getting my family over an ocean is mostly likely around $4500 before I do anything.
JD80
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Why is offering a premium product to a limited audience that is completely optional insulting? If there is no value to you, don't buy it.
phillip9698
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It would cost my family of 4 $5000 to travel to Tokyo. That’s just the flight, no room, no food, no tickets to anything. Just the airfare.
Quietmouse
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my point was that their is more to life to Disney and there theme parks. There are some incredibly beautiful places to visit, even within the boundaries of America.
Nothing about what Disney is offering at this point screams let me pay 1 month of my salary for.
Angel Ariel
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accessibility. While I'd love to take dd to TDS, the flight there is a huge barrier just from the length of it. Domestic flights are challenging enough, even when they're just like 2 hrs. Flying isn't really great for a lot of people with disabilities.
ETA: and engagement/ability to experience. The joy she has when she can experience the speed and movement that theme parks give is amazing. She can't experience many of those things in other ways.
Tiny Tim!
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I like this for DLR and DCA. You could ride every LL attraction in both parks in a single day. I’ll just find the cheapest hotel to defray some of the cost. I’m going to Disneyland in January and will definitely buy this for my family if they aren’t sold out.
This would really add up at WDW. I couldn’t afford to do this for more than one park.
This would really add up at WDW. I couldn’t afford to do this for more than one park.
Vegas Disney Fan
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I’d actually consider this if it was offered to moderates, which is probably why Disney is only offering it to deluxe resorts, they don’t want the people currently paying big bucks for the deluxe resorts to stay at a cheaper resort and use the savings to buy premium LL.
The flip side of that is if this was included free at the deluxe resorts a lot of the moderate guests would probably go to deluxes because they’d see far more value in the price.
I see some value in allowing you to get more rides done quickly, meaning less time at the parks and more time at your $800 a day resort, but it’s a steep price for a little more resort time though.
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JD80
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You can say that about anything. The value of time and money are drastically different from person to person.
Vegas Disney Fan
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Location is definitely a huge factor on how comparable prices are, our first trip to Paris was a result of how expensive flights to Orlando were at the time, we were planning a trip to WDW and flights were $500 a person rt, flights to Paris were $700 rt, made for an easy choice, if you are close enough to drive (or get cheap flights) that drastically affects the value equation.
jaklgreen
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For those prices, it should be unlimited access to rides all day, not just once per ride.
UNCgolf
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I don't think they could make it free for all deluxe resorts; they have too many rooms.
They could end up with like 15k people (or more) with free LL access to every ride.
Andrew C
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And how’s the experience with no LL product? Comparable? Worth the ticket entry?
coffeefan
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No thanks, that would be bad for everyone else. I can already imagine vloggers: "See how many times we can ride RotR in one day with the unlimited premier diamond pass."
Yankee Mouse
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Handed out?? Na they will sell those on magic bands that are required for entry.