Starting Sunday, October 4th, a round of mini-golf at either location will be going up to $12/adult and $10/child plus tax.
This along with the parking increase ... what next?
This along with the parking increase ... what next?
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Mini Golf price increase
- Thread starter disneydata
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luvlifeinfl
New Member
So much for that DVC discount.
trr1
Well-Known Member
I wonder why they didnt try for an even dollar
just kidding
trr1
Well-Known Member
at WDW I think not
May 11, 2009 - January 14, 2010
May 11, 2009- January 14, 2010
Osprey Ridge
Magnolia
Palm
Lake Buena Visa
Weekday Rate
(Monday- Friday)
Osprey Ridge
Magnolia
Palm
Lake Buena Visa
Weekend Rate
(Saturday- Sunday)
2 Round Pass
(Monday- Sunday)
Resort Guest
$89
$99
$140
Day Visitor
$104
$114
$180
Twilight Special
$59
$69
n/a
May 11, 2009- January 14, 2010
Osprey Ridge
Magnolia
Palm
Lake Buena Visa
Weekday Rate
(Monday- Friday)
Osprey Ridge
Magnolia
Palm
Lake Buena Visa
Weekend Rate
(Saturday- Sunday)
2 Round Pass
(Monday- Sunday)
Resort Guest
$89
$99
$140
Day Visitor
$104
$114
$180
Twilight Special
$59
$69
n/a
http://www.wdwinfo.com/recreation/golf_main.htm
hnp929@optonlin
Active Member
If you are a AP holder the Oak trail 9 hole course is FREE!
I said 9 hole par 3. Not 18 hole par 72, but still $12 for mini golf is highway robbery.
Studios Fan
Active Member
Wow, $12 for a round of putt-putt. That's insane.
Kamikaze
Well-Known Member
To be fair, 9 x 3 is 27, so you're comparing a 9 hole par 27 to an 18 hole par 72. I know what you're trying to say, but you're not comparing apples to apples.
You know, whenever prices go up, the complaining hits epic levels. But very few people say 'ok, I'm done. I'm not going anymore.' If they did, they wouldn't raise prices.
Everyone wants expansion, but they don't want to pay for it. Disney is in business to make money. They aren't going to just build a $300m expansion at one park plus the random other things at other parks and then just eat the bill.
If you don't want the prices to keep going higher, the best way to show it is with your pocketbook.
Kamikaze
Well-Known Member
:dazzle:
The next thing you know, we'll be having the same argument about the ticket price increase next Aug.
A nickel here, a dime there, I guess if Disney thinks they can pull enough people into the parks it will all add up in the end.....
bgraham34
Well-Known Member
Exactly that is the idea.
mattyoglet
New Member
ahhh yes, also the 1 million free tickets that are being given away for giving a day next year. Get 1 million people into the parks, sure you losing out on gate admissions for that day but what if each person spends $30 thats $30 million alone plus the money made for parking from people who may not have even come to the park.
SoccerMickey
Active Member
Paying full price at the Disney putt-putts is like paying full price for two people at Sweet Tomatoes...you just don't do it very often. With the cast member, AP, and room package discounts they offer the majority of guests that will pay $12 a person is very minimal. I think the majority of people that go to FG and WSL are locals because Disney doesn't really market these to their resort guests nor provide transportation.
SirGoofy
Member
Yea, it stinks they don't provide transport, because I'd like to take my family when we are down there in a few months, but we won't be able to get there from All Star Sports.
brent2124
Well-Known Member
You can take a bus to Blizzard Beach or to the Swan/Dolphin.