Walt Disney WorldTheme Park Parking Rates go up.

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    Originally Posted By Lake Nona

    Just got the E-mail from all ears tonight...

    Effective September 3, 2006, Walt Disney World theme park
    parking increased as follows:

    -- for automobiles, taxis, shuttles, limos and motorcycles: $10
    per day
    -- for campers and trailers: $11 per day
    -- for buses and tractor trailers: $14 per day
     
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    Originally Posted By Spirit of 74

    ^^That's what DL charges.

    Now, I haven't paid for WDW parking ... well, ever since I've had an AP since I was a child. But I do think the prices are getting ridiculous especially since the money obviously doesn't even go to maintaining the lots.

    I recently parked in the main lot at Epcot for the first time in 7-8 years and it was rotting away, full of potholes and you could barely make out the lines painted on the pavement.

    Funny how when parking was a buck or two they were able (or should that read willing) to maintain the lots, but now at $9 a pop they can't/won't!
     
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    Originally Posted By vbdad55

    I agree they should maintain the lots-- but as for cost -- eh

    downtown Chicago is $23 for the first 10 minutes ( that's just to drive in to see if you want to park there) and like $32 / day ( and no tram)....

    parking for a Bears game $16

    parking for a Cubs game -- well that';s the rub- there is no parking --LOL !
     
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    Originally Posted By vbdad55

    Also with more and more of us DVC members ...a lot less people paying for parking
     
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    Originally Posted By kpwdwfan

    Parking at a Six Flags down the street from me is now $15 a day. Talk about ridiculous! $10 doesn't seem so bad when you have to pay $15 for a Six Flags park.
     
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    Originally Posted By Spirit of 74

    <<Also with more and more of us DVC members ...a lot less people paying for parking>>

    Just had to get DVC into it, eh?

    You could also say that far more people are parking since there are four theme parks now.
     
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    Originally Posted By vbdad55

    <<<Also with more and more of us DVC members ...a lot less people paying for parking>>

    Just had to get DVC into it, eh?
    <

    just thought I'd get it out there first before the usual suspects tell me how DVC is sucking WDW dry of resources... a pre emptive strike if you will ;-)
     
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    Originally Posted By Spirit of 74

    VBDAD, you know I am not anti-DVC at all. I just feel like it has too large of a presence at WDW and that it SHOULD be expanded to other places instead.

    WDW doesn't have to be the Timeshare Kingdom of the World.
     
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    Originally Posted By vbdad55

    wasn't you I was concerned about spirit -- as I also would like to see more Vero Beach and Myrtle Beach type properties also....
     
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    Originally Posted By brotherdave

    Although the Disney lots could use a little paving, at least they still have tram service. Many parks who once offered this no longer do, and charge even more to park (i.e. Six Flags!).
     
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    Originally Posted By FenwayGirl

    Parking for a Red Sox game from $30 to $50!!
     
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    Originally Posted By ssWEDguy

    >> Parking for a Red Sox game from $30 to $50!! <<

    You are joking about this, aren't you? I mean baseball, yes. Red Sox, yes. But $50?

    Do they wash, wax and change the oil for you during the game?
     
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    Originally Posted By vbdad55

    ^^^^^^^^^^

    I have never been to Fenway ( would like to though) but if it's like Wrigley Field in a neighborhood, if you want to really close to the park you can easily pay $30 - $40 -- but those are small privately owned lots - so i didn;t count those as they don't hold many cars -- but I can see the amount quoted here easily.
     
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    Originally Posted By FenwayGirl

    No joke...the least I have paid this year is $30. If it is a big game (like a Yankee game or a playoff game...not this year) it can be up to $100. Parking space is at a premium in Boston..
     
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    Originally Posted By ssWEDguy

    >> you can easily pay $30 - $40 <<

    Holy cow. (as Harry Carray would say)

    No thanks. I'll walk.
     
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    Originally Posted By ssWEDguy

    >> No joke...the least I have paid this year is $30 <<

    Oh, I believe you. It's just out of my league. (<--- get it? "league!")

    I'm on a roll.
     
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    Originally Posted By ssWEDguy

    I may have posted this before, but it's worthwhile the re-visit.

    What's the difference between a Yankee Stadium hot dog, and a Wrigley Field hot dog?
     
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    Originally Posted By FenwayGirl

    Don't know...but I am dying to find out!
     
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    Originally Posted By vbdad55

    I've not had a Yankee Stadium dog -- but can tell you at Wrigley there are several options:

    1/ standard kosher beef dog
    2/ jumbo kosher beef dog
    3/ smokey link
    4/ high end Chicago style dog - stand alone carts only -
    steamed poppyseed bun, large kosher beef dog boiled, and topped with mustard, green relish, onions, tomato, cucumber slices and sport peppers ( optional) -

    opt for number 4 !!!
     
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    Originally Posted By vbdad55

    <>> you can easily pay $30 - $40 <<

    Holy cow. (as Harry Carray would say)

    No thanks. I'll walk.<

    here's where they get you, for night games the surrounding neighborhood has residential parking only after 5 PM-- so your walk would be approx 2 miles if not in a lot. Also have to watch this is a day game runs long -- car will be towed.
    The best option is they have a huge lot on the Devry University Campus about 4 miles away - you can park there for $6 and you and all members of your car get free CTA shuttle bus to and from the park -- this is an outstanding deal but not everyone seems clued in on it yet.
     

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