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scaeagles · 08-03-2009, 12:17 PM

I would hate to think of the number of factors that goes in to determining the price of an AP.

While this might be considered sacrilege, it almost seems to me that it makes more sense to charge more money for locals to hold APs than for someone several hours away. I know many people in Phoenix with APs, and when they go, they typically spend far more money than locals, I would presume, because they will stay in DL owned hotels, spend more money on meals in the parks, etc.

Perhaps they should scale their APs. For example, a 15 visit/year AP with no block outs is $220. A 30 visit/year AP with no block outs is $290/year. Something like that.

My suggestion could be completely ignorant as well as incredibly unpopular with those of you who live near by.

08-03-2009, 12:17 PM	#11
scaeagles I LIKE! Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 7,819	I would hate to think of the number of factors that goes in to determining the price of an AP. While this might be considered sacrilege, it almost seems to me that it makes more sense to charge more money for locals to hold APs than for someone several hours away. I know many people in Phoenix with APs, and when they go, they typically spend far more money than locals, I would presume, because they will stay in DL owned hotels, spend more money on meals in the parks, etc. Perhaps they should scale their APs. For example, a 15 visit/year AP with no block outs is $220. A 30 visit/year AP with no block outs is $290/year. Something like that. My suggestion could be completely ignorant as well as incredibly unpopular with those of you who live near by.
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