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24th May 2007, 08:39 PM

glassman wrote:

> I'd love to see the level of greed be more reasonable. Like I said, when
> will you all complain, when it's $100/day to get in and water is $10/bottle?
> Stop trying to impress the stockholders, and make it a more reachable
> destination for more people, and still make money.

Why would they want to lower the price when the parks are packed beyond
belief as it is? Sure there are slower months and the prices do come
down considerably. Right now park tickets are about $30/day on a week
long MYW pass. How much cheaper do you want?

Would you prefer prices similar to Six Flags, Sea World or Universal
California parks where if you buy a day you get a year pass? Can you
imagine the lines then? No thanks.

Prices are set to maximize profits and fill the parks and resorts as
much as possible. Theres only so much room.

24th May 2007, 08:39 PM	#4 (permalink)
miles Guest Posts: n/a Classified Rating: % ()	Just Back glassman wrote: > I'd love to see the level of greed be more reasonable. Like I said, when > will you all complain, when it's $100/day to get in and water is $10/bottle? > Stop trying to impress the stockholders, and make it a more reachable > destination for more people, and still make money. Why would they want to lower the price when the parks are packed beyond belief as it is? Sure there are slower months and the prices do come down considerably. Right now park tickets are about $30/day on a week long MYW pass. How much cheaper do you want? Would you prefer prices similar to Six Flags, Sea World or Universal California parks where if you buy a day you get a year pass? Can you imagine the lines then? No thanks. Prices are set to maximize profits and fill the parks and resorts as much as possible. Theres only so much room.