691.6 premium icecream bars (ish)
That would be better represented in a chart or graph.
Really? I didn't know that vacations weren't required. Next you'll be telling everyone that smoking is bad for people's health. How profound!
That's fine. I never questioned the legitimacy of traveling with a big party. As I said, I often do it myself. However, traveling with a non-traditional party delegitimizes the griping about prices.
Explains alot.
Three people doesn't have to mean three entrees and three drinks. We almost always drink tap water and can usually share an entree.
No, you don't get it. It's not about people buying upsells and then mentioning them on threads and giving their opinions. But there are some posters who use the forums to mention in every thread, their upsell experiences. Again and again and again!
See stories like this are just so far removed from my reality that I have a hard time believing them. Two years ago, I stayed at Fort Wilderness. I bought a sweatshirt that is currently priced at $42.99 on the Shop Disney Parks App. I wear it almost every day when I get home from work from November through about March. The sweatshirt has held up perfectly. The graphics and seams are all completely in tact and looking good.
Fat or not is completely irrelevant, when most people get lunch at a theme park they are not sharing a hamburger and drinking tap water. The point was the statement was made like ":How is it possible that you spent that much money for three people to eat at a quick serve restaurant?!?" My response referred to the actual cost of the items at those quick serve restaurants... This discussion has nothing to do with how you can economize by sharing food...but has everything to do with the cost rising on the food items....
If "most people" make choices to overeat and overspend at WDW, I'd say that's the fault of "most people" and not "The Walt Disney Company." That's really what this all boils down to... self control. People act like they MUST HAVE all of these things so when the price increases come, they have no way to cope other than spend more money and complain about it, as if they're obligated to do so. A lot of it stems from the fact that loads of people finance their vacations with credit card debt so they can't absorb a $1 increase in an ice cream bar. The proverbial straw will only break the proverbial camel's back if the camel is overloaded to begin with.
