Stupid Guest Tricks

hobie16 wrote:Nope. Here's one from the past.

Oh, I know what YOU bring to the table, I am talking about what Disney would offer up for sale.



Just wanted to make sure it was seen...

If the prices have gone up, the parks are still crowded. I have seen allot of people traveling through tour groups or travel packages. To save money on getting in, buy a premium pass and you can visit the parks all the time. :D:

Read this morning that WDW is offering AP's 15 months for the price of 12 for a renewal.

That could be useful to my roommate who is an AP. And my neighbor's daughter would really like that since she's been thinking about becoming an AP for a while.

Cranbiz wrote:Read this morning that WDW is offering AP's 15 months for the price of 12 for a renewal.

Wow that's a great deal. We just renewed ours last month though. I hope they run the promotion all year.

At this rate in a few short years we will be paying $100 for one day one park pass.

Something needs to knock Disney down a peg or 2.

Honda Enoch wrote:At this rate in a few short years we will be paying $100 for one day one park pass.

Something needs to knock Disney down a peg or 2.

Remember, that's retail. There's lotsa deals to be had with just a little research.

hobie16 wrote:Remember, that's retail. There's lotsa deals to be had with just a little research.

Also, Disney will only charge what the market will bear. They will only raise prices the point that they maintain the best possible profits. After a certain point, as attendance & in-park spending decline, price increases will decrease in frequency and/or amount.

And today's Sentinel has said that USF has just raised the one day ticket prices.

Cheshire Figment wrote:And today's Sentinel has said that USF has just raised the one day ticket prices.

And Seaworld / Busch Gardens will be next