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Nah. The zoo's expenses will be pretty much fixed, regardless of number of visitors. They'll want as many visitors as possible: there's more money in selling a
by amarant 2y ago
Nah. The zoo's expenses will be pretty much fixed, regardless of number of visitors. They'll want as many visitors as possible: there's more money in selling a million cheap tickets per day than there is selling 5 expensive ones!
At worst, it'll be a very crowded zoo
- johnecheck 2y agoPresumably those expenses will be a lot higher than a regular zoo, at least in the short/mid term. I'd assume that translates to relatively costly ticket prices, right?
- amarant 2y agoI dunno. If we assume rational, greedy owners and the costs are fixed(as in, there's a cost per animal, not a cost per visitor), the costs are pretty much irrelevant to pricing. They'll want to maximise income. The parameters that matters are how many visitors you'll get at any given price point, multiplied by that price point. Ofc, I'm assuming Homo Economicus run this zoo, that might not be accurate irl