[C19fan]

If my memory is right a single day ticket was around $45 dollars a decade ago. Disney theme park tickets have price increases in line with medicine and college tuition.

[relictele]

he hike comes as Disney tries to even out attendance throughout the year so guests aren’t stuck waiting in line and have a better time.

School terms aren't going to change any time soon so Disney is wishing upon a fake star.

[ODC-GIRL]

My parents advised us in 2009 that they wanted the whole family to go to Disney World in 2011 for their 50th Wedding Anniversary. We scrimped and saved for those two years. We all went and had a good time, but only because we were with our family. We have been boycotting all things Disney pretty much ever since, for a variety of reasons, and never plan to go back.

[Grampa Dave]

Only left wing maggots can come up with a statement like this:

Ticket prices at Walt Disney World will increase, effective Sunday. The hike comes as Disney tries to even out attendance throughout the year so guests aren’t stuck waiting in line and have a better time.

[hinckley buzzard]

Seems like a lot of complaining by people who allegedly believe in the free market. I wouldn’t spend this kind of money there, but since an excess of people are ready willing and able to pay the price, I see no problem with this.

If they could get $500 a day a ticket, let them. Who out there thinks he’s entitled to go there for less than Disney asks?

[Daniel Ramsey]

Why not just triple the admission price 3 days out of the week for the diehards who want no crowds or long line waiting?
Or just one day?

[Daniel Ramsey]

Why not just triple the admission price 3 days out of the week for the diehards who want no crowds or long line waiting?
Or just one day?

[where's_the_Outrage?]

Well, I’m planning on going to Disneyland next month, will be in LA for 4 days and I think my 4 year old angel will enjoy it. Went in 92 and it was fun except for the long lines, I hope this is an off time (a Wed or Thurs).

[lucky american]

Never been to Disneyland. I can’t stand crowds or waiting in line. To pay $100 to be abused like that is insane.

[ThePatriotsFlag]

I enjoyed it “back then” ... it was wholesome and exciting when it was being built and for the 20 years after. Then it began to change. I, unfortunately, spent my money for tickets on a bad day ... one of the first “queer weekends” ... we looked around us and we were literally surrounded with guys walking hand-in-hand with guys. Later they “fixed” this by publishing those weekends. But I got caught in one early on and that was the last time we went to Disney. But about that same time when the Mouse came out of the closet, the same thing happened in my “church.” So I don’t go to Disney and I don’t attend the Episcopal Church. There are alternatives to both and life goes on.