OG Runner
Well-Known Member
Or maybe, instead of "going for cheap," they were just aiming for a different demographic that doesn't have $896 to spend for a night in a hotel. Did you stop to think of that? Universal is a corporation worth billions of dollars. If they wanted to build fancy accommodations for the rich, they would. That was not their intention.
When either company announces their intention to provide a fancy room & amenities without an astronomical price tag, let me know. That would actually be impressive rather than par for the course.
I'm sorry, but your conclusion is entirely subjective, based on variables that are difficult to compare at best. You can argue the topic all you want, but you're not going to convince anyone by merely reiterating your own stance.
The only reason I am restating my opinion, is that people keep coming back referencing what I said, and by their responses clearly
show they have no understanding of what I was saying. My conclusions are not subjective. Someone stated Universal is doing things
better than Disney is now. I along with others have shown specific reasons why that is not true.