Disney After Hours Tickets.

[Guest]

They did something similar years ago called E Ride nights - MK was open for an extra 3 hours for a smaller number of guests with just the big rides open. We went in 1999 and it was brilliant. There was one big difference though, the price. I just did some googling and they charged $12 back then

[Guest]

Originally Posted by pixie81

Who in their right mind would actually pay this? For three measly hours, and you can't even go on every attraction? Is this more than the price of a day ticket? Personally I can see it going down like a lead balloon. Most locals would have an annual pass, and the majority of us have ultimate tickets, so I just don't get who they're aiming it at?

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People who aren't locals or on multi day tickets from Britain, that's who they're aiming for.

[scouser]

Iam not getting this at all, why on earth would you pay this ridiculous amount of money for a few hours, surely its cheaper to get a full one day pass and buy your own ice cream,

[Guest]

You're paying for the opportunity to get on every ride with a zero wait time. How many people are going to pay, not many I'm sure, so you'll basically get your own private park.

[Cabbie]

Originally Posted by Ilivehereorland

You're paying for the opportunity to get on every ride with a zero wait time. How many people are going to pay, not many I'm sure, so you'll basically get your own private park.

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It's not even every ride though

-Steve

[MargaretMouse]

It just seems its, all about getting more money out of the customer. This was not intended when Walt opened the Park, im sure. I suppose, if you have the money it's a bonus for a quiter park. It's something I won't be attending. It will be, nice to hear reviews on this.

[Guest]

Originally Posted by MargaretMouse

It just seems its, all about getting more money out of the customer. This was not intended when Walt opened the Park, im sure. I suppose, if you have the money it's a bonus for a quiter park. It's something I won't be attending. It will be, nice to hear reviews on this.

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No one in the Disney family has anything to do with the Disney Corporation anymore, they're a publicly traded company who's loyalty should be to their shareholders.

[Guest]

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[WhereIBelong]

Since it is going to let you into the park from 7, perhaps they will extend it to be a FOTL pass from then - THEN it would be well worth it...

[salmim]

Originally Posted by Ilivehereorland

You're paying for the opportunity to get on every ride with a zero wait time. How many people are going to pay, not many I'm sure, so you'll basically get your own private park.

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Agree with this and the young lady before who said there were people of her generation looking for that something special and different. Who wouldn't want their own "private park"! I certainly would and would enjoy it, its not aimed at everybody. And, again, its because Disney is a business that needs to make money to satisfy its shareholders.