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Nobody is forcing LLP on the guests. This is just another easy cash grab for the company. Yeah, a single day ticket is pricey, but compared to the price of other entertainment options these days it's actually quite reasonable. Would I rather spend $200 for a day at Disney or spend $200 for a 2-hour Broadway show? Disney. No question. I'm a friggin IATSE Journeyman stagehand and I'd rather go to Disney than support my industry. The last Broadway show I saw was A Strange Loop two years ago and that's only because I found a balcony seat day-of for $58. Cursed Child I spent $156 on for the second row but that was entirely funded by my per diem budget while on tour.

I agree with this to an extent. Even with ticket prices being as high as Snoop Dogg on April 20th in a White Castle parking lot, the parks get a metric assload of visitors per day. So it's no question that a corporation would rather price some people out than lower ticket costs and cap attendance.

Unless the crowd levels ever start actually dropping at Disney, hoping for a price reduction is a pipe dream.

Ah. I had a reading fail. I missed the part where you were pregaming. Your choices make sense. I think out of all of the canned cocktails I tried I didn't mind the mules. I've seen them, but I haven't had a Beat Box. Sounds like I was way ahead of my time when I used to pour Vodka directly into the Boone's Farm bottles, at an undisclosed age.

I absolutely adore Tom Sawyer Island but I can't deny that it's not popular and the real estate will be better used for other things. I'm just sad I never got the chance to eat at Aunt Polly's. And Villains Land is a dream project so definitely no complaints there!