Too Much Money For What We Are Getting

[seenoevil]

Ya know, that's a valid point you make about the fact that they aren't using the AP to track purchasing, only as proof in order to give the PAP discount. I'm suprised that Disney isn't using the technology available to them to track purchasing habits of their AP guests. Hmmmm, wonder why? (so much data, so little time to decipher it all)
But it is interesting that they are giving upgrades for frequent visits by AP holders. Very interesting... Maybe I should try staying on property more often.

We're supposed to be getting new touch screen cash registers sometime in the near future where I believe, we'll be scanning APs, etc. for discounts. Let the tracking begin!

[Circarama]

We're supposed to be getting new touch screen cash registers sometime in the near future where I believe, we'll be scanning APs, etc. for discounts. Let the tracking begin!

AH HAH!! I knew it wouldn't be long.

[robotpirates]

The only thing I really appreciate on DTD is the House of Blues. I drive in to go to concerts (usually bands play at DTD then Hollywood's HoB the next night). It's a nice treat to go to two shows.

Six Flags are okay, if you want roaming gang youth, dirty scummy tables, horrible unedible REALLY expensive food, and totally unprofessional behavior by employees.

Here, here! I like Six Flags for the thrills, but it is NOTHING like Disneyland. That place is a sooped up carnival while Disneyland is totally immersive. A true theme park.

DCA needs to hop on this bandwagon. Sigh.

[Druggas]

To answer the original question, NO!!!!!!! I think. What was the question again?

[DL_CRAZE]

The thing about Disneyland is people pay all this money to get a unique experience. Disneyland is the best themed park in my opinion. People will pay any amount because you cant go on "Disneyland" original style rides anywhere else. Six Flags, No. Universal Studios, No. Knott's Berry Farm, No, Seaworld, No.

[Speedway]

Universal Studios, No.

Universal Studios, Yes.