ENJDisneyFan
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We will continue to go until either a) we stop enjoying it or b) the bottom line exceeds our perceived value or what we are willing to pay.
I truly believe what goes up must come down. Disney will hit a wall. Either the economy will take a hit or God forbid something awful happens that keeps people from traveling or something else. But it will come eventually and they will have to offer great deals again.
I don't have a financial breaking point, I just can't handle if the crowds continue to grow increasingly larger. For me fewer people due to rising costs would be a good thing, I do realize I'll get a lot of heat for that statement, but it's the truth. I would rather pay more and not have to fight huge crowds than save money and barely be able to enjoy any of it.
I don't have a financial breaking point, I just can't handle if the crowds continue to grow increasingly larger. For me fewer people due to rising costs would be a good thing, I do realize I'll get a lot of heat for that statement, but it's the truth. I would rather pay more and not have to fight huge crowds than save money and barely be able to enjoy any of it.
If you are staying in a Disney Resort you don’t have to pay to park at the parks.This will likely be our one and only trip staying n a resort and even now we are are cutting things in order to afford it. With parking on site and then parking at the parks its an additional $196 for 8 nights and 4 days at the parks. That sucks on top of the rising costs of the resort alone.
I have a feeling some (or one) of the promotions Disney will come up with in the next few years will be free parking....
And now Disney is building yet another DVC resort, with plans for a SW resort and yet another close to Epcot's entrance. Seriously? But no new parks? Nothing to spread out the crowds? If I could see us getting something for the addtl money we're spending, then fine. But, I tend to see that I'm actually getting less.