Stories about guest behavior in theme parks.
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Hrm, according to an inflation calculator, which bases it off of the real inflation rate, a ticket that cost 18$ in 1983 SHOULD cost 38.20$ in 2007 dollars. Somehow, I think prices have gone up by more than inflation!Ms. Matterhorn wrote:The ticket price was $18.00! Wow!
Well shoot, it was like 30 some bucks in 1991 when Melody and I first went and that was with a USO discount.KidAtHeart wrote:Hrm, according to an inflation calculator, which bases it off of the real inflation rate, a ticket that cost 18$ in 1983 SHOULD cost 38.20$ in 2007 dollars. Somehow, I think prices have gone up by more than inflation!
Freeze your post count at 499 or get to 1000 fast.Whazzup wrote:How do I get rid of the Jabberjaw in my avatar?
Why do you think I post so much...that thing creeps me out big timehobie16 wrote:Freeze your post count at 499 or get to 1000 fast.
That's just nuts. I seem to remember Michael Eisner once saying something like, we'll just keep raising the price to see when people stop coming. People never did!KidAtHeart wrote:Hrm, according to an inflation calculator, which bases it off of the real inflation rate, a ticket that cost 18$ in 1983 SHOULD cost 38.20$ in 2007 dollars. Somehow, I think prices have gone up by more than inflation!
You are almost there. And btw..vixen101485 wrote:Why do you think I post so much...that thing creeps me out big time
From me too! :D:Ms. Matterhorn wrote:You are almost there. And btw..
But in 1983 all there was were MK (without Toontown) and Epcot (without Morocco or Norway), as well as the Marketplace, golf courses, and four hotels.KidAtHeart wrote:Hrm, according to an inflation calculator, which bases it off of the real inflation rate, a ticket that cost 18$ in 1983 SHOULD cost 38.20$ in 2007 dollars. Somehow, I think prices have gone up by more than inflation!