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You can make that assumption, but the other way to think about it is that time in the park is a scarce resource. The “clearing” price has to be higher or you ha
by darkwizard42 5y ago
You can make that assumption, but the other way to think about it is that time in the park is a scarce resource. The “clearing” price has to be higher or you have some other artificial way to get a ticket.
Your comment seems to imply that raising the price and then excluding people is a bad thing…when in reality it might actually make anyone who does attend have a better experience. Does this mean those who wish to attend might have to save more for the experience and thus make it less available as an annual trip? Probably. I’m not sure this is a bad thing and might actually make the trip to Disney all that more special.
- brutal_chaos_ 5y agoMy apologies, the intent was to suggest that we may be able to find a more fair division. > I’m not sure this is a bad thing and might actually make the trip to Disney all that more special. Exclusivity makes for an air of "special"-ness, absolutely, but the line of division doesn't necessarily have to be a monetary one. (I have a complaint with no answer, but we're a smart group, lets find one). Edit: ninjas and typos