Oct 25, 2021
11:16:39am
11:16:39am
If we look at 1983 which was the first year that they stopped doing tickets for
attractions (so the cost of attractions was baked into the admission price), the cost for a single day at Disneyland was $13. Adjusted for inflation, that would be equivalent to about a $35 ticket today.
Now, of course the parks are larger with more attractions, etc. nowadays compared to back then. But the point is that Disneyland is 10 times more expensive in inflation-adjusted dollars than it was back in the 1980s.
Now, of course the parks are larger with more attractions, etc. nowadays compared to back then. But the point is that Disneyland is 10 times more expensive in inflation-adjusted dollars than it was back in the 1980s.
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The crowds are what makes Disneyland awful. I might go back if they found a price point that kept the crowds down
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Demand for Disneyland tickets is very inelastic. Raise prices 10% and it only decreases demand by a couple % points.
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