Disney continues to raise its prices, and people continue to hand it over. Is there any price too high for a Disney fan? I have watched over the years as prices have gone up, while service and the quality have gone down. The Star Wars hotel was an example of this. It was so expensive, it eliminated so many people, and while the people who are at the restaurant said the theming was very on point, the food was only ok. A stay in the hotel was exorbitantly expensive and eventually the entire thing folded. Disney will out price the middle class family before long. Tickets have reached record highs even in off peak season. We had annual passes for years, and took advantage of off peak season to book lower cost rooms, and enjoy less crowds. Now there is just expensive and more expensive. It’s sad because Walt’s vision was that all families could visit and with the different price points, most everyone would could find accommodations and tickets they could afford. I guess our income hasn’t grown as much as Disney’s prices have risen. We have held off for the last 3 years, we just can’t justify the cost, when compared to other trips and the value/service we get for our $$. We are life long Disney fans and hope to return at some point, but financially it has to make sense. This restaurant experience would be a pass for me.
Comments for Disney World Confirms $349 Per-Person Reservation Coming to Contemporary Resort
Lovetoshell
Um-no thanks. I’ll take a pass on this one-
Narcoossee
I thought it was $500. It is not for children. So $700-1000 per couple. It has always sold out.
Frank
‘Evidently folks’ sure enough’ have a lot of cash “to “blow ‼️😎🙏🎭🪄🤌
Angel
Disney continues to raise its prices, and people continue to hand it over. Is there any price too high for a Disney fan? I have watched over the years as prices have gone up, while service and the quality have gone down. The Star Wars hotel was an example of this. It was so expensive, it eliminated so many people, and while the people who are at the restaurant said the theming was very on point, the food was only ok. A stay in the hotel was exorbitantly expensive and eventually the entire thing folded. Disney will out price the middle class family before long. Tickets have reached record highs even in off peak season. We had annual passes for years, and took advantage of off peak season to book lower cost rooms, and enjoy less crowds. Now there is just expensive and more expensive. It’s sad because Walt’s vision was that all families could visit and with the different price points, most everyone would could find accommodations and tickets they could afford. I guess our income hasn’t grown as much as Disney’s prices have risen. We have held off for the last 3 years, we just can’t justify the cost, when compared to other trips and the value/service we get for our $$. We are life long Disney fans and hope to return at some point, but financially it has to make sense. This restaurant experience would be a pass for me.