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So how do you actually enforce that capacity limit? Take reservations at the current price levels and the parks will just end up pre-booked for the next decade
by crooked-v 5y ago
So how do you actually enforce that capacity limit? Take reservations at the current price levels and the parks will just end up pre-booked for the next decade within the month.
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- ghayes 5y agoA mix would probably be better. Allow some folks to (over-)pay their way in, and then give others cheap or free access through a raffle or community-building programs.
- kelseyfrog 5y agoThe only problem with this is the same reason taxes are compulsory.
- t0suj4 5y agoIf we're making up ways on letting more people getting the Disneyland experience why can't we just build more of them?
- brutal_chaos_ 5y ago> So how do you actually enforce that capacity limit? Any company can set cap limits and wait limits. "Sorry, we're booked out 1 month, check back soon." (Don't major restaurants do this?) More people want to visit than cap or time allows, open more locations. &c.