Winca
08-09-2001, 08:51 AM
Hey everyone,
Was thinking about Tokyo Disney Seas, and busy picking my jaw up off the floor from today's pictures. And it sort of gave me something to think about... look at this:
DCA:
1 Day pass (Adult)- $43
Tokyo Disney Seas:
1 Day pass (Adult)- $44.42
Now, admittedly, the prices do not reflect the current Southern California Discount, and it does take into effect the strong dollar. (Not to mention the thousands of dollars for air travel, lodging, and chopstick lessons).
But if you look real close... wouldn't you rather pay an extra $1.42 for the quality you see in Tokyo Disney Seas?
And conversely, do you consider yourself saving $1.42 by going to a "slightly" lesser Disney theme park?
Hmmm.....
Sincerely,
William
PS: Many thanks to Ralph (Dave) for his monster calculations in getting the ticket prices in US Dollars!
PPS: Thank you for the warm reception from all of you here in Mousepad... it's great to see a forum where people can disagree in a friendly manner rather than try to toss each other off of a cliff.
Was thinking about Tokyo Disney Seas, and busy picking my jaw up off the floor from today's pictures. And it sort of gave me something to think about... look at this:
DCA:
1 Day pass (Adult)- $43
Tokyo Disney Seas:
1 Day pass (Adult)- $44.42
Now, admittedly, the prices do not reflect the current Southern California Discount, and it does take into effect the strong dollar. (Not to mention the thousands of dollars for air travel, lodging, and chopstick lessons).
But if you look real close... wouldn't you rather pay an extra $1.42 for the quality you see in Tokyo Disney Seas?
And conversely, do you consider yourself saving $1.42 by going to a "slightly" lesser Disney theme park?
Hmmm.....
Sincerely,
William
PS: Many thanks to Ralph (Dave) for his monster calculations in getting the ticket prices in US Dollars!
PPS: Thank you for the warm reception from all of you here in Mousepad... it's great to see a forum where people can disagree in a friendly manner rather than try to toss each other off of a cliff.