I went to my city fair this year. The lines were so long that I only went on about 3 rides in 6 hours.
I presume the same is with Disney.
I think I just saved $300
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But the Genie+ pass does not grant all guest’s rude wishes, with visitors required to fork over an extra $10 to $17 to get access to some of the parks’ most popular attractions - despite having already paid around $100 per admission ticket.
The surcharge is applied to rides in Disneyland and Disney World’s popular Star Wars Galaxy Kingdom Area and Guardians of the Galaxy rides.
******** A sucker is born every minute, and two to take him. — P. T. Barnum (alledgedly)
“Visitors forced to spend 17% more...”
I consider woke, money-grubbing House of Mouse to be now be one of America’s most despicable corporations, BUT I don’t think that “forced” is the right word here. I doubt that a lot of folks are coming to Disneyland and spending money at gun point. So, forced? Uh, no. This is pretty much the epitome of voluntary, discretionary spending.
I still have a D and an E ticket from the 60’s from Disneyland back when it was a lot cheaper. I think my Dad paid like 12 dollars for the three of us, which included the tickets for the rides. I went in the 70’s on leave from the military and think I paid 20 bucks for a complete pass as they had done away with the tickets by then. It was a weekday so all the rides were pretty quick to get on.
I wouldn’t touch that child grooming place with a ten-parsec pole these days.
Recently I visited a website that listed the most overrated and underrated tourist attraction in each state.
For Florida, it said skip Walt Disney World and go to Busch Gardens instead. The lines aren’t as long, prices aren’t as high, and visitors can look at the animals when they aren’t going on the rides.
They should ban white and strait people from going there.
What percentage who go are adults without kids?
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Nobody is forcing anyone to go to Disney.
It’s not like it’s a necessity for survival. A trip to Disney is purely 100% a matter of choice.
Don’t like it? Don’t go.
The consumer and investor will respond accordingly.
However...
Once you go Woke and perverted, it is hard, if not impossible, to reclaim an image of wholesomeness.
Hate the newer Disney.
You can even see the woke rot comparing their 50s classics to todays stuff.
It’s amazing that anybody patronizes Disney.
A fool and his money are soon parted.
I went to Disney World twice last year. Epcot is my favorite park, but they’re ruining that too by shoehorning Disney characters into what used to be an educational park. I tried to plan another trip there this fall, but I could go to Europe or London for 1 1/2 weeks for the same price I’d pay to go to Disney World for five days.
Too many chumps keep feeding the beast. Chumps money eventually goes south and the beast needs a good, hard and hungry lesson. Any DemoRats who lose their $$ in this Xidentopia of an economy, well they own it so they can enjoy their stupidity.
They had appetizer offerings, special reservations assistance and all sorts of things. The convenience was easily worth the upgrade.
Then it started to decline, right along with the clientele. We started to see people appearing in the lounge disheveled, even wearing pajamas. We witnessed people walking into lounges and simply removing entire trays of hors d'oeuvres. The attendants explained they were having problems with families using the appetizers as a free meal plan. That really shocked me.
Some families used the lounge as a partial day care. The general behavior improved at places like the Boardwalk or the Beach Club, but only a little. Eventually they seemed to have attendants to guard the offerings at least, but by then the environment already felt severely diminished.
Eventually we made what we felt was our last family trip in the late 2000's.
We felt we had seen the major decline, but apparently they were just getting the ball rolling.
FYI: Disney parks let you bring in outside food, so you can pack a whole case of salted gourmet pretzels if that is your thing. They have a few rules. (Everything You Need to Know About Taking Outside Food Into Disney World Parks)