Disney works hard to promote those core memories. Maybe it’s seeing the castle for the first time; eating a melting Mickey bar on summer vacation; spinning on the teacups until you feel sick. Or maybe it’s watching those Disney World planning VHS tapes hoping you would wake up one day to your parents shouting, “we’re going to Disney World!”.
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That potential – the dream of an ideal family trip to Disney World – is still alive and well, but the price tag attached is a whole different story.
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I understand that Disney is in business to make money but… “Dynamic Pricing” is a polite way to say customer gouging.
You may say that prices have been rising at a steady rate over time, but an increase of just a few percent means that overall price increases are rising at an accelerating rate.
A small increase on say, a price of $100 isn’t much you think but next year that will be a small increase on $103 and so it rises over the years. Factor in inflation and things rise dramatically.
Finally, the little things we used to enjoy that are no longer available to us, free wrist bands, bus rides, characters in Hollywood Studios etc. equal death by a thousand cuts. We pay more and more and receive less and less