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TheBlackAdder

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13. Disney could really screw over Florida by limiting tickets to those with in-park stays.

Reply to Yavin4 (Original post)

Tue Mar 26, 2024, 08:49 PM

Mar 26

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Disney will get their room money, but less in admission, food and concessions.

They could boost the price a bit on the room rates and other amenities due to limited availability.

The park would be less crowded, like it is in the Spring, before Summer season hits.

They would have less waste, require less staff and it would be more enjoyable.

In-State businesses and commuters would suffer, including anyone staying in off-park lodging and eating off-park.
Less people would bring their own food in from the local Walmart and supermarkets too, helping to offset food sales.

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If I sell sandwiches to 10 people at $10 per sandwich, then raise the price to $30 and lose 5 customers. [View all] Yavin4 Mar 26 OP

Business wise it's actually better to have higher prices. jimfields33 Mar 26 #1

A regular coffee at Starbucks in NYC is almost $4. Yavin4 Mar 26 #3

That's actually not horrible jimfields33 Mar 26 #6

Nice Pun ProfessorGAC Mar 26 #14

lol. Rare humor. jimfields33 Mar 26 #15

And, BTW... ProfessorGAC Mar 26 #17

Especially for a monopoly with little if any regulation. Marcus IM Mar 26 #5

How much did you distribute to your shareholders? Or did you use profits to buy back shares to further inflate value? Marcus IM Mar 26 #2

How do black markets work? Marthe48 Mar 26 #4

It's about price points. pecosbob Mar 26 #7

You may lose your remaining customers to a shop that has $20 sandwhiches. Earth-shine Mar 26 #8

Why would you when you can charge $30 on a sandwich? Yavin4 Mar 26 #12

If I open a store with $20 sandwhiches, I can steal all your customers. Earth-shine Mar 26 #19

"You need to find more reasonable suppliers." Yavin4 Mar 26 #20

I looked at the list. That's packaged food. I'm sure I could find bread and cold cuts without the big suppliers. Earth-shine Mar 26 #22

That's why you send lobbyists to government to have them force the other shop out of business, Oneironaut Mar 27 #24

Not only did you increase revenue, but you decreased material goods and its handling by 50% TheBlackAdder Mar 26 #9

I teach Supply and Demand in my HS Economics class. Bucky Mar 26 #10

Its not just the seller... brooklynite Mar 26 #11

Disney could really screw over Florida by limiting tickets to those with in-park stays. TheBlackAdder Mar 26 #13

The Ideal Point Is Called Equilibrium ProfessorGAC Mar 26 #16

Response Yavin4 Mar 26 #18

You're Kind Of Moving The Goalposts ProfessorGAC Mar 27 #23

People get angry having to pay for basic needs JI7 Mar 26 #21