Non-Disney Theme Parks
Topic: Disney is behind again...maybe thankfully

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21	dshyates Tue 7/1/2008 10:46p	I would think that they could do the math and figure out how many attactions the avarage guest hits and price adimssion+tickets for the average guest to be right about where they are now at $72. Some would buy less tickets, some would buy more tickets. But the cost should be about the same as now, but the guest would have more control over it. But I still don't think most tourists will skimp on a Disney vacation. With resorts, food, and tickets, it will still be cost prohibitive for most, but would make it possible for those that want to go bare bones. Sleep in a tent, cook at the campground, and buy tickets for mostly the kids.
22	gottaluvdavillains Tue 7/1/2008 10:56p	well I use either a multi day hopper or usually an AP - so if you figure that me and my 4 children spend approx 25 days a year in the park - the aps being $259 - instead having to buy the books - at one book say at the $25 you suggest and the $5 to get in - So $30 x 25 that would be $3000 instead of $1036... Let's just leave it the way it is!!
23	gottaluvdavillains Tue 7/1/2008 10:58p	Oops should have been $3750 instead of $1295 -- forgot to include me!

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