Disney World's High Costs and Thinning Crowds: A Surprising Summer Trend

Disney World is experiencing its smallest crowds in years, with average wait times for rides significantly lower than pre-pandemic levels. While the ongoing feud with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis may be a factor, the main issue is the park's high costs, making it increasingly unaffordable for young families. Despite an increase in revenue at international Disney parks, the company has raised prices multiple times in the past year, making it difficult for the average family to visit. The decrease in visitors is not due to a lack of interest in vacationing, as travel numbers have surpassed pre-pandemic levels. Disney is starting to address the issue by rolling back some price increases.
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