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For something like Disneyland, the total annual attendance is way higher today than it was in the 60s, so demand is clearly still there and they are increasing
by cortesoft 4y ago
For something like Disneyland, the total annual attendance is way higher today than it was in the 60s, so demand is clearly still there and they are increasing their capacity. It isn’t like they have a ton of excess capacity that they are pricing out of attending.
Imagine Disneyland simply cut prices by 50% tomorrow. Now, instead of Disneyland being out of reach because it is too expensive, it would be out of reach because all the tickets were sold out. I would rather the cost of something increase than make it impossible to get at all.
- bombcar 4y agoIt's also nice (in a way) because they're much more cognizant of this, and if you are willing to flex you can get in much cheaper than a normal "high time face-value" price. Last time I went we brought 12 people for about a grand.
- zaptrem 4y agoSeems like they should just build more Disneylands.
- bombcar 4y agoI feel Disney is more gun-shy than they should be with new parks, they could easily support a midwest Disneyland and probably a Texas one, too. As it is the midwest has a rollercoaster in a giant mall.