For most of the last half-century, the charge has been that American culture is stuck in adolescence. But adolescence, it turns out, was not the floor. Disney is leading the transformation, expanding into new age markets for maximum profit.
Disney has limited space in the parks. You can only have so many line skipping and spot reserve schemes before people spend the entire day in line for attractions. So they’ve been increasing prices. This combined with the glorious "k shaped’ economy means that childless millenials are one of the largest demographics that have the money and nostalgia to attend them.
No families can afford theme parks in this economy.
Rich families can, and the number of rich families is growing.
It’s just that the middle-class can’t, and is disappearing.
Poor people never could afford Disney.
This is more or less the reason.
Disney has limited space in the parks. You can only have so many line skipping and spot reserve schemes before people spend the entire day in line for attractions. So they’ve been increasing prices. This combined with the glorious "k shaped’ economy means that childless millenials are one of the largest demographics that have the money and nostalgia to attend them.
Charly you haven’t been.