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Nothing, I'm happy to wait hours | 80 | 38.28% | |
$2-5 per person per ride | 81 | 38.76% | |
$10 per person per ride | 34 | 16.27% | |
$15+ per person per ride | 14 | 6.70% | |
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12 Jul 21, 08:42 PM |
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I think the difference is universal has only 2 parks with multiple big rides were as most Disney parks have 3 to 4 big rides would you pay $70 for AK no point.
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12 Jul 21, 09:01 PM |
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I would agree with this. Whilst Disney clearly has more parks, the premium rides are more thinly spread.
I would suggest that there are more ‘grade 1’ rides in Universals two parks than in Disney’s four. A night in a luxury Universal for a family of four costs roughly £340. From this, you subtract the £100 or so that you would have paid to stay elsewhere and this leaves £240.. or £60pp. You can easily hit every big ride in both Universal parks in a day and many more than once.. and then do it all again the next day. That prices each day at £30pp. It would be extremely difficult to achieve similar in Disney, given that you would need to park hop and also take into account travelling times between the four parks. £70 ? You are having a giraffe!
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12 Jul 21, 09:13 PM |
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Not every big ride is included in the Express pass though is it?
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12 Jul 21, 09:59 PM |
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14 Jul 21, 06:30 PM |
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None off your options apply to me as I wouldn't pay for a ride but I wouldn't wait in a que for hours either.
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15 Jul 21, 11:19 AM |
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I’m a dinosaur and remember the old paper FP’s which we as a family loved.
Then that was replaced by MDE which was less enticing committing yourself to parks way in advance but we made it work. Now we have a potential new new system, paid for FP’s or whatever name they will use. Now I always pay for the entire family so that’s 5 adults and two children. We go to the parks with 14 day tickets. The kiddies are young. Our next trip all being well is Oct 2022. The kiddies will be 6 and 3 by then so constant lining up for an hour for each ride is not realistic. We supplemented our rides last time with parades, characters and shows. Who knows whether these will ever come back in their original form. For the first time ever we have booked a villa rather than staying on property as I think we will just dip in and out of the parks now rather than staying all day. That will possibly be more enticing than spending huge amounts of time in ride queues. If DCL adopted the Californian max pass system I might pay for a one day pass for all of us for one day, but an extra cost per ride for each ride no, and it would depend on what would be classified as headliners. To be honest I’m anticipating that rather than being able to enjoy yearly WDW trips like my children did this might be a one and done.
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7 Aug 21, 07:30 PM |
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Rip off Disney again.
But I have noticed the younger generation think nothing of putting their hands in their pockets for whatever they need even if they can't really afford it. It's s generation thing which many companies have jumped on. The youth are happy to pay anything to get something. The world so quick they won't wait. Same as paying over the top for houses and cars. Our generation( I'm sounding like my parents now😭 where prepared to wait and find a bargain if we could. That's not the case with the millenniums. So you can't blame Disney when they know it will work. Edited at 07:32 PM. |
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8 Aug 21, 07:21 AM |
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Happily pay for a couple of the rides .$10 each
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8 Aug 21, 09:08 AM |
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Have Universal ever offered a similar version of fast pass for free? I think that's what bothers me, that Disney did it for free and now they're charging whereas Universal (as far as I remember) have always had a fee, it doesnt bother me at all that they have it but it annoys me alot that disney have changed and there would be a charge for something that was previously free.
Would I pay for rides- not a chance, it takes us yeeeeeears to save for a holiday to Florida and there's no way we could afford that much extra on top. Neither would I wait hours for a ride, we just wouldn't go to Disney! |
8 Aug 21, 09:46 AM |
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