Consider that in the summer of 2021, most of Disney’s theme parks were running at reduced capacity due to the pandemic. Raising prices is a sign of Disney’s bullish outlook on the back of an outstanding recovery. To shave off more, pull the kids out of school. To save a few bucks, savvy families will learn to work the calendar by saving the Magic Kingdom for weekdays and hitting Animal Kingdom on weekends. Economy By Suzanne Rowan Kelleherīut until now, it never mattered which park was visited on any given day. They are in business to maximize profits….so I struggle with that as someone who would love to go more often, but must be conscientious with where I spend my money.MORE FROM FORBES Why Disney's Earnings Report Is A Good Sign For The U.S. The problem just snowballs because as more people are willing to pay, then Disney will charge it. Going to Disney isn’t a right…so if you can afford it…good for you. I’m sure it’s a small number and not even noticeable in daily operations. Do a handful of people taking these tours impact me? No…of course not. It’s just discouraging seeing someone who already leads a pretty privileged life to then jump in front of everyone else because they can. If someone wants to drop thousands of dollars, that’s up to them. The reality is the people with money can buy their experience, while the rest of us stand in lines (I know…that’s life in general). Unfortunately, unless you really want to learn the history of the parks…these tours are exactly everything that’s wrong with Disney now.

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