Disney Too Expensive?

[Jerroddragon]

California Residents Save with 3-Day Park Hopper Discount | Disneyland Resort

California residents can enjoy a discounted 3-day Park Hopper ticket, with the option to upgrade to a Lightning Lane Multi Pass to save time in line.

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I will say if you leave near Disneyland these are REALLY good tickets. Less then 100 bucks for two parks is a great deal thats over 70 attractions

 

[Jake S]

Yeah, we've got a growing list of friends who'll be staying with us for various weekends next year to take advantage of this haha.

 

[Jerroddragon]

The money is saying, no it is not. Disney seems to be finding a way to make more money with the same amount or less people

Disney Finally Confirms Park Attendance Fell in 2025, Revealing Shocking Downward Trend

The news broke on Thursday.

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[fryoj]

The money is saying, no it is not. Disney seems to be finding a way to make more money with the same amount or less people

Disney Finally Confirms Park Attendance Fell in 2025, Revealing Shocking Downward Trend

The news broke on Thursday.

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Which is optimal for them. Less guests paying more allows them to reduce staff, decreasing costs.

 

[Mad Dog]

Which is optimal for them. Less guests paying more allows them to reduce staff, decreasing costs.

Yes. A number of years ago I read an analysis on WDW attendance. Basically, it said what you said. Their profit is often
higher with less attendance and a reduced staffing. It spoke to the fact that the basic attendance tourists have a much higher
per spend than when the park is flooded with one day locals and CM's and their guests/families. Bottom line was that the
profit sweet spot does not necessarily co relate with higher attendance.