Slow no more: Disney cancels SoCal ticket deals
Disneyland and Disney California Adventure are doing too well at the gate since Cars Land to offer locals a discount.
By SARAH TULLY / ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER
ANAHEIM – Southern California residents can't get deep discounts on Disneyland and Disney California Adventure tickets this spring.
Disney sold 2-for-1 tickets or similar deals to local residents from 2003 through last year as a way to bring in visitors during the slower season, usually January through May. But higher attendance, bolstered by last year's Cars Land improvements, prompted this year's cancellation.
"We regularly evaluate our offerings in the local market and make decisions based on our business needs," said Suzi Brown, a Disneyland Resort spokeswoman. full article
This'll Get The DR Guests Excited
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This'll Get The DR Guests Excited
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Well, there goes my evil plan to avoid buying my Pass......hobie16 wrote:Slow no more: Disney cancels SoCal ticket deals
Disneyland and Disney California Adventure are doing too well at the gate since Cars Land to offer locals a discount.
By SARAH TULLY / ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER
ANAHEIM – Southern California residents can't get deep discounts on Disneyland and Disney California Adventure tickets this spring.
Disney sold 2-for-1 tickets or similar deals to local residents from 2003 through last year as a way to bring in visitors during the slower season, usually January through May. But higher attendance, bolstered by last year's Cars Land improvements, prompted this year's cancellation.
"We regularly evaluate our offerings in the local market and make decisions based on our business needs," said Suzi Brown, a Disneyland Resort spokeswoman. full article
:flybongo: NO BULL!!!!!:D:
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Disney gives, Disney takes away. ;)DisneyMom wrote:Well, there goes my evil plan to avoid buying my Pass......
Don't be fooled by appearances. In Hawaii, some of the most powerful people look like bums and stuntmen.
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Stay low and run in a zigzag pattern.
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This is all because they know my will power isn't strong enough to stay away. They raised my passes last year and yet I still fork out the money.
I'm reminded of the line from "So I Married An Ax Murderer" where the dad says the Colonel Sanders puts something in the chicken that makes you crave it fortnightly. I think somehow Disney does the same thing to my brain.
I'm reminded of the line from "So I Married An Ax Murderer" where the dad says the Colonel Sanders puts something in the chicken that makes you crave it fortnightly. I think somehow Disney does the same thing to my brain.
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The Colonel does the same thing that Costco does with their chickens; lotsa salt.YANXWIN wrote:... where the dad says the Colonel Sanders puts something in the chicken that makes you crave it fortnightly.
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So that begs the question that causes quite the discussion at our house. Do you like sweets after a meal and then be done, or do you have to have something salty after dessert just to finish things off?
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YANXWIN wrote:So that begs the question that causes quite the discussion at our house. Do you like sweets after a meal and then be done, or do you have to have something salty after dessert just to finish things off?
SWEET!!!!!
:flybongo: NO BULL!!!!!:D:
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Sweet!!!!! And then sometimes I have to chase that with chocolate.
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SWMBO and I are savory folks. While I don't mind sweets, I'd just as soon finish a meal with a cheese plate as a canoli. Fortunately, this is becoming an available option a lot of places.
True, sometimes I have to convince my server that it's okay to serve me an appetizer after the main course, but once I point out their tip depends on it, I've always been successful.
True, sometimes I have to convince my server that it's okay to serve me an appetizer after the main course, but once I point out their tip depends on it, I've always been successful.
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