Originally Posted By sjhym33 I didnt see this posted anywhere yet. The water parks raised their ticket prices $5. ($45 for adults and $39 for children)
Originally Posted By sjhym33 Here is an interesting note in the Orlando Sentinel about saving money on Water Park tickets "Here's a way for passholders interested in the water parks to ease the sting of the price increase: Use your Birthday Fun Card. Disney World's current "What Will You Celebrate?" promotion grants all guests free admission to one of its four theme parks on their birthdays. Because passholders already have paid for their tickets, they can opt for a gift card worth the price of admission ($75 for adults or $63 for kids), which is good mostly for merchandise. However, the gift card can be applied to water-park tickets or passes. Sounds like a good alternative if swimming, tubing and sunning are your thing. Plus, the Birthday Fun Card doesn't expire, so you can go to the water parks any day that works for you -- not just on your birthday -- and still have some spending money."
Originally Posted By sjhym33 We just got annual passes for SeaWorld and Aquatica. Aquatica is a nice park. A step up from Wet and Wild and a half-step down from the Disney water parks. A nice looonnng lazy river would really help.
Originally Posted By MPierce Imagine, a price increase at WDW, while everyone else is lowering their prices to encourage consumer spending.
Originally Posted By Spirit of 74 ^^They know exactly what they are doing. Those TDO execs are geniuses. Do you know you can have lunch this weekend at Trail's End for $18.99? ... Less quality, less variety, basic comfort food that was $5.99 a decade ago. (sorry, have to give myself reasons for not going to Orlando this weekend!)
Originally Posted By MPierce Well Spirit you'll just have to get the Disney Dining Plan! It's really a bargain with the escalating food prices. The Mouse is looking out for you!
