Disneyland rolled out a $400 one-day add-on to let visitors skip lines. Have the people at Disneyland lost their minds?

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Disneyland rolls out $400 one-day add-on to let visitors skip lines. Are they kidding?

BeeNee · Accepted Answer

Oh, but I present to you Disney Club 33. Membership to said club costs (clutch your pearls) $35,000 to join after being on a waitlist for roughly 10-15 years, and then after that, it's $15,000 annually. The ship has sailed on what people are willing to pay to get Disney perks. The average family of 4 isn't going to be able to pay $400/ticket to skip the line, but they aren't catering to the average family because if they did and set it at some reasonable lower price, everyone could get it, and it would defeat the purpose of exclusivity and getting the advantage over the other peasants waiting in those long hot lines. People who visit the park maybe once a year, may be willing to fork over that cash just to get the ultimate experience, or the once in a lifetime trip for the foreigner coming to Disney who may never come back.

Gwendoline · Accepted Answer

What happens when everyone buys the $400 line ship tickets? It's pure greed. I can't wait until my youngest is old enough to go though, I don't want to be one of these adult couples in Disney land.

WhiteSteve · Accepted Answer

Is that flat or is it per ticket? If it’s flat, I’d think you’d need to be more aggressively priced. $400 isn’t THAT much money, and certainly not that much relative to the ticket prices on their own, if they’re in the ballpark of what I think I heard.

Isn’t it like $1,200 a ticket or something? Just going off hearsay, I have no clue. So if you’re $3,600 in the hole already, might as well make it the full four-grand, haha. PER TICKET? That’s a little different, that’s big ballers only.

It’d be funny if it was just a flat $400 extra for your group and everyone half the people paid for it so you end waiting in lines anyway lmfao

EzraIsShy76028 · Accepted Answer

I guess it's a good thing I never went to Disneyland or any of those places. It never seemed all that great to me anyway.

As a kid my parents did take me to Universal Studios, including Island of Adventures, and even Halloween Horror Nights, and it was fun at first but got boring pretty quick. So overall, not that great. I glad I had the experience I guess but it wasn't really worth it overall.

Theme parks in general are kind of tough because of all the lines and all the walking. Not to mention the hot and humid weather, at least where I live. And worst of all, obviously, the prices!

MisterWack · Answer

More money in their pockets, it is a free market after all coming from a full pure blooded American Capitalist like myself.

If you don’t like it…. Tough crap, right?
Billionaires, Millionaires, and such are self made hard working honest living individuals who wouldn’t sell your soul for a quick buck right? Hell naw, don’t trip you delulu scum.

exitseven · Answer

The peasants have to wait in line over 2 hours to get on a ten minute ride. I imagine that if you have 2 or 3 kids they would get pretty cranky by then. According to my kids they were the only ones in rhe school that didn't go to Disney world. My youngest went last year. He is 23. He hated it.

I used to say that I hated lines and hated kids so I would never want to spend thousands if dollars to go there.

molonski2 · Answer

The entire thing is an absolute rip - off , if someone is stupid enough to pay $400 to skip lines , well that are just contributing and showing their own lack of intelligence.

I dont think its good PR , so depends how many tickets they can sell.

abc3643 · Answer

Disney theme parks are becoming like Westworld - only for the wealthy.

This will certainly help keep down the American minority attendance, but help drive up the wealthy foreigner attendance.

I am reminded of this Eric Cartman classic...

https://www.youtube.com/embed/A3IN1QIpFT8

AviatorTom · Answer

I'm glad I went to Disneyland and Disney World with my kids many years ago, when they were much younger, it didn't cost 6 months pay to spend a week there, and lines weren't too bad.

slatyb · Answer

I really hate this trend at amusement parks. Adults can handle differential pricing, but it's really cruel to have some children waiting and seeing other children going ahead of them.

Daniela1982 · Answer

You get to do that if you are on a guided tour with a Disneyland Ambassador. They pay for that tour so get certain perks, like line skipping.

TWO_EYES_119 · Answer

This is ridiculous. I know some parks such as Alton Towers have you paying 50 - 100 for fast track however the idea of almost paying half a grand just to skip queues is insane. If people want to pay for it they can but everything at disney is expensive

MrOracle · Answer

Disney has been infected with the Woke Mind Virus and it has been killing every line of business they have. This cash grab is just their latest attempt at a quick fix that will have long-term consequences.

Dargil · Answer

They have always advocated the common man. So now high rollers can buy privilege. Like carbon credits.

Bricealan · Answer

Another reason I will not go to Disneyland or Disney world, in Florida

fantasticass · Answer

We went to Disney this past July. We paid the extra fee, it's expensive but extremely worthwhile. When you are on holidays everything costs extra. Enjoy 🇨🇦😎

Sevenpointfive · Answer

i had a mouse hat when i was younger but it was a souvenir from when they took my sister. i went to six flags and remember very little but the wait in line. i would rather go to universal.

red-lipstick-girl · Answer

BThis stupidity is not worth it, I would buy cosmetics or clothes instead

DryGermanGuy · Answer

"There is a sucker born every minute.“  - P. T. Barnum

Likes2drive · Answer

Yeah, but it’s a limited amount of tickets per day for that so I guess if you’re rich and get them early enough you can skip the lines. Money talks

GoodGuyBreakingBad · Answer

Yes, they lost their mind.

Anonymous · Answer

What about the line of people who bought the $400 add-on? How do you skip that line?

Massageman · Answer

Some will pay it, I'm sure. I was there decades ago, when there were "A, B, C and D" rides- way before it became wokeland.

andreasderjuengere · Answer

Whoever is silly enough to find excitement in such locations deserves to get ripped off :D

Notherndude84 · Answer

I hate Disney, it’s a complete joke and a waste of money.

LiamJHayden · Answer

Yes. I have not gone in several years because it is ridiculous.

Anonymous · Answer

Honestly, it sounds like a great deal. I'd TOTALLY pay that to avoid lines.

Crazzyyworld · Answer

To kill children dream dead

Justneedtokno · Answer

It just sounds like money, Talks.

ChicoFromThe305 · Answer

That is some irl pay to win shit right there

Jmmmfi4 · Answer

NO... SOME PEOPLE ACTUALLY HAVE MONEY

Wise4myage · Answer

Disney is a joke.

Disneyland rolled out a $400 one-day add-on to let visitors skip lines. Have the people at Disneyland lost their minds?

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