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Disneyland California Faces Backlash Over Food Price Hikes Amid Visitor Decline
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First reported by Mako · 5 hours ago
What happened
Disneyland California raised food prices by 8 percent on over 800 items and increased ticket costs by $18, leading to visitor criticism amid a 1 percent decline in attendance. The park introduced discounted evening tickets to boost visits during off-peak hours.
- 01Disneyland California raised prices on 800+ food and drink items by an average of 8 percent.
- 02Ticket prices increased by $18 in early October, adding to visitor expenses.
- 03Visitors criticized the price hikes on social media, calling for a drop in attendance.
- 04Some recommend bringing food from home or eating outside the park to save money.
- 05Disneyland launched a $59 evening ticket promotion to attract visitors after 4 p.m.
- 06Visitor numbers declined by 1 percent compared to last year, with less daytime crowding.
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