Disneyland Raises Ticket Prices

Originally Posted By Rebekah

This topic is for discussion of the 3/20/2002 news item

<b><a href="" target="_blank">Disneyland Raises Ticket Prices</a></b>
Disneyland one day admission is now $45 for adults and $35 for children, a two dollar increase. 3 day tickets are now $114 for adults and $90 for children and four day tickets are 4 day are $141 for adults and $111 for children.

 

Originally Posted By ParrotHead

Geez... You'd think they'd be a little ashamed to jack up prices now with so many attractions closed!

 

Originally Posted By Felix The Cat

I thought they had a special discount going on! (Adults for the kids price or Kids free!)

 

Originally Posted By tnk4god

Parrothead, just the oposite, they need the money to pay for all the rehabs...lol

 

Originally Posted By NyYankFanKen

Ouch...Thats harsh.

 

Originally Posted By FaMulan

Happens every year...

 

Originally Posted By gadzuux

... true, but the timing could be a little better.

There's a whole lot in the park right now that's closed, and not much that's "new and improved". In the past, price increases were tempered by the pitch that you were receiving increased value for your dollar.

To raise the prices at the same time that they're closing attractions and cutting back on hours and entertainment seems a bit insensitive.

 

Originally Posted By TomSawyer

Guys... it's a business. They have to cover their costs, and costs are increasing all the time. $45 is still a heck of a value for what we get.

 

Originally Posted By Roger Rabbit

<<I thought they had a special discount going on! (Adults for the kids price or Kids free!)>>

Not that it matters to me, but will SoCal residents now pay $35 to get in because of the "SoCal Resident Salute?" The commcercial says "Southern California Adults get in for the kids price." It does not mention the previous $33 price.

Roger.

 

Originally Posted By driftwood714

The promotion is "SoCal adults get in at the kid's price". So you're paying $35, which is the current child 1 day price.

 

Originally Posted By dizneelover

What is the highest admission has ever been? I think $45 right?

 

Originally Posted By gadzuux

It only goes one way . . .

 

Originally Posted By Phantom

I wouldn't mind if prices went even higher, as long as quality was being kept up inside.

Face it people, supply and demand. If Disney thinks it can get away with it, it will try it.

Phantom

 

Originally Posted By disneysnout

Really is this on the web site?
Its still really a great value.

 

Originally Posted By doodlebug

Please don't hate me but I think the price for multiday is a good deal for what you get, unlimited rides and shows and the feeling you leave with after a day in the park.. granted right now alot is closed for rehab) We can't go to our local fair and get that much fun in a day for that amount of money..

And the Annual Pass is a steal if you live near it(we dont).. We are coming for 8 days in April and getting the AP because it is alot cheaper that way and just means I can con my dh into another trip within a years time to make it worth even more..

 

Originally Posted By OrlandoBoi

Does not affect me.

I am coming from Australia with an annual pass.

And I will be going out onto Harbor for lunch.

No receipts for you Mr. Pressler!!!

Take THAT suits!!!!!!!


; )


The WDC gets from me what I feel its offerings are worth.

 

Originally Posted By jonvn

So you're traveling from Australia to do something that you feel is worthless?

Ok....

 

Originally Posted By OrlandoBoi

No.

The DLR is at the beginning of my holiday. Following the premiere of AOTC I will be staying with friends in San Francisco, Colorado, Kansas and then Arkansas.


I will be visiting the DLR on my Annual Pass. It is a lucky happenstance that it will be basically free for me.

Certainly there are aspects of it that STILL come across as not good value for money....even being free.

 

Originally Posted By jonvn

When you're in San Francisco, make sure to visit the Cannery.

 

Originally Posted By JohnS1

AOTC? Some of us here are acronym challenged.