I recently read an article that among those laid off in Anaheim are Disney, Pixar, Star Wars, and Marvel character cast members, entertainment managers, security guards, as well as animal handlers. I immediately assumed that the price for the Disneyland experience of yesterday is nowhere equal to the Disneyland experience of tomorrow (whenever that is).
When Disneyland reopens, do you see them reducing their prices within the year? I can't imagine that even if capacity continues to grow that the park itself will return to "normal." I don't see anyone paying for a one-day ticket, or even an annual pass, and telling themselves it's worth the price, especially when a lot of the magic is clearly going to be taken away for a long while.
When Disneyland reopens, do you see them reducing their prices within the year? I can't imagine that even if capacity continues to grow that the park itself will return to "normal." I don't see anyone paying for a one-day ticket, or even an annual pass, and telling themselves it's worth the price, especially when a lot of the magic is clearly going to be taken away for a long while.
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