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People SAY they want cheaper admission, while the same people would endlessly complain at the inevitable 2-3 hour per ride waits it would create. It's a classic
by 0xy 5y ago
People SAY they want cheaper admission, while the same people would endlessly complain at the inevitable 2-3 hour per ride waits it would create. It's a classic supply and demand problem.
Would you pay half price for an international flight that had all the seats ripped out and standing room only, so you could barely move?
- PeterisP 5y agoAs the experience of discount airlines e.g. Ryanair shows, very many people actually are willing to tolerate pretty much the minimum legally allowed conditions if it allows them to travel internationally much cheaper. Like, if it was legal to have seat-less standing room in airplanes then I'm quite certain that some companies would offer that for a discount and that they would have planes full of customers.
- 0xy 5y agoYes, you're right. However, Ryanair has a rating of 1.3 on Trustpilot while Disneyland has a 4.7 and Disney World has a 4.7 as well on Google reviews. Customers may buy cheap garbage, but they aren't happy about it. It doesn't breed long term loyalty. I can't imagine what Ryanair's NPS scores are. If waiting in lines tripled, I don't think they'd have a 4.7.