Disney asks $1000 per night for this shitty hotel room

I can't be mad at Disney. People pay their ridiculous prices and I don't feel bad. So many Americans worship that brand like Jesus and will go bankrupt to go to a Disney park multiple times a year. I hear they do provide good service though. I went once as a kid but we didn't stay the night, just one day because that was already in our budget. I don't plan to visit again unless I have kids. I'm fine with Six Flags.

It's a deal ! Gives us 2000 rooms, open ended contract.

We feel terrible putting out Mexicans and Colombians in these lousy $400 a night rooms.

A heavy discount on the tax I would levy on Disney imbeciles.

Well, it looks a lot different from when I stayed there in 1977. The room I stayed in was not in the main section the monorail ran through, it was in one of the flanking buildings. I remember what it cost - $50 per night. That seemed like a fortune then.

People will still pay, though

R2 is the NY Post Troll

The only industry gouging customers more than the oil companies is the travel industry.

Airlines, hotels and rental car companies have all increased their rates and fares in order to make up for lost revenue in 2020 and 2021, despite being given generous federal aid. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

R2 - This junk comes from the same dumb-as-fuck scribblers who describe Carnival Cruises as a 'Luxury Line'.

Gouging customers and still paying slave wages.

But seriously it looks like a Holiday Inn Express.

Exactly, R9.

It's the reason so many new hotels are opening: they're the closet things to gold mines because it costs nothing to operate them. It's pure profit. Even during COVID, new hotel construction and openings never diminished.

If there's one industry that desperately needs to be unionized, it's the "leisure" industry.

I went to Disney World once...on a band trip in high school. It was a few weeks before Animal Kingdom opened, but I really enjoyed it. That said, I don't need to go back. Even if I had to stay in a hostel, I'd rather go to the ACTUAL countries featured in EPCOT (my favorite park, for the record).

Here's a funny review of a $750 room at the flagship Grand Floridian.

Based on the critic's thorough room inspection, he appears to be a member of this site.

I last went to Disney when I was 16, in 1990. I never need to go back. I admit I laugh inside and harshly judge many of my friends who are suckers for that shit.

Looks like Motel 6…..do they keep the light on for ya?

R13, yikes, dude spent all that money $$$$ to be a miserable cunt. Can you imagine having sex with him? There would be a two hour reading critique email to you afterwards.

Curse you r13 for making me watch that jersey queen’s review. I wonder what the cameraman looks like.

Here’s your answer

If you haven’t stayed at a Disney owned property, it is hard to explain how big a ripoff it is. I don’t mind paying through the nose if the experience is good, but the price / value equation just isn’t there. Not even close. Except for maybe the Beach Club.

On October 1, 1971, when Walt Disney World Resort opened in Orlando, Florida, the price of one general admission ticket was $3.50 per person. Adjusted for inflation, a ticket today would cost about $21. The next year, Disney hiked its price by 25 cents to $3.75.

R13- Good Lord Sweet Baby Jesus😂. A perpetually-single gentleman of a certain age who travels to Disney World with his elderly mother, complains about the hotel check-in girl, then leaves the "chintzy" bathrobe he dropped on the floor of the hotel gift shop?

He has at least three accounts on DL.

R18 Ugh.Shes git Bitch Cunt written all over her face. I bet shes never actually touched another mans dick . No one would ever meet her high standards.

I would be so pissed off if I paid $1000 for that cheap, ugly room.

Disney adults are creepy.

A lot of people (and gay men) feel the "Disney Magic" of staying onsite is worth the extra cost.

I'm sure there are price points the hotels in OP's video and R13 make sense.