Well, yes. That does appear to be what the people are paying for. The point here seems to be a sort of naturalist luxury experience in a carefully over-managed

Well, yes. That does appear to be what the people are paying for. The point here seems to be a sort of naturalist luxury experience in a carefully over-managed environment. I see this as similar to getting on the cruise ship and then being surprised that there isn't an independent marketplace on board. If someone goes to a luxury accommodation experience and then become perturbed at being charged luxury prices, that seems to be a problem with their expectations.