Posted on 06/30/2019 12:25:50 PM PDT by jeannineinsd
You win.
It’s all ridiculous!
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Yup. So with your average kid that’s 6 rides and 6 hours of waiting.
With your average kid.
Disney needs to find the magic number of guests to keep wait times under 15 minutes and limit the number in the park to that.
But they won’t. Eff um.
I thought i was going to be the one who had to say it. DISNEY KILLED STAR WARS!
Let’s go to Wally World Dad...
Exactly! Those links just show how far left the Disney brand has become.
My wife grew up in Orange County, 1970s. Her family and all her friends’ families had annual passes to Disney. About once a week each summer, a mom would haul a car load of girls to Anaheim, and drop them off at Disney in the morning. Another mom would pick them up late afternoon.
“They probably still good...but only on “Transgender Pride Day”.
they still do this sh&t at DL. The one thing the media dont report is that its a GHOST town because repeat customers AVOID the day with their families. How do I know? I’m in the biz...and further confirmed by fag business acquaintances of mine. I dont ask them about it, they just tell me and one of them directly works for Disney corporate.
All of the above, and Kathleen Kennedy too.
The arrogance of Disney - raise the prices on tickets to the point where most middle class families can’t do it any more.
The Disneyland blackout days are days some annual pass holders cannot get admission to the park by using the annual pass. The pass holder would need to pay full admission price to enter the park. These are usually the high park attendance days such as holidays, weekends, and now the whole summer of 2019.
The purpose of the blackout days are crowd control, and revenue enhancement - it is better from Disney’s point of view to fill the park with people paying full admission price.
Disneyland has a tiered pricing structure for annual passes. The most expensive annual pass, $1399.00 per year, does not have any blackout dates. The lower cost passholders do have a tiered level of blackout dates.
https://disneyland.disney.go.com/passes/
Why anyone would fork over that kind of money to stand in the heat and wait for a ten minute ride is beyond me!!!
Wow! That makes the annual pass at the Henry Ford Greenfield Village in Dearborn look pretty good! You even get discounted admission to the Ford Rouge plant tours with it. Besides, it’s so much more interesting than Disneyland.
Several of us asked Disney denizens if there was a time to come that was more user friendly. They said February as there were fewer kids about.
It occurred to me that, if not for the kids, what was the point?
I am a fan of the long dead Walt Disney. That said, Disney land and Disney World were never ever on my bucket list. My wife and I went because our grand kids were going to be there. It says right here that Disney World repayed the effort. We were there for a week. I suspect Disney Land is no different.
1968 was my last time....weekend getaway from Camp Pendleton. I believe the admission wsa $12.50!!!!
Thanks for letting me know; added to my knowledge bank. :)
A car back then cost a tenth of what a new car costs today.
So that $12.50 would be around a hundred and twenty-five today.
One of the other online magazines also had mentioned about how empty Galaxy’s Edge was. They were thinking that maybe Disney had over marketed it and scared people off. But, according to most actual Star Wars fans, the reason you gave... That there’s hardly any Star Wars in a Star Wars-themed attraction... was the real culprit behind the lack of attendance.
There is even an actual move to boycott anything to do with Star Wars until Disney apologizes to the fans for the debacle that was ‘The Last Jedi’. Many of them are saying that Kathleen Kennedy, a well-known SJW, completely ruined the whole Mythos behind Star Wars with her Mary Sue main character. One of the major pushers behind this boycott, a YouTuber who goes by the name of Diktor Von Doomcock, his said that their motto is “Without Respect, We Reject”.
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