Disney raises U.S. theme park prices up to
9.6 percent.
In America, while you pay just about $4.20
on average to fill your stomach with a Big Mach, you will be asked to pay $95
for a one-day passport to the Magic Kingdom in Florida and $92 in Anaheim,
California for this summer respectively. This means you can eat nearly 22 Bic
Macs for a one-day ticket to Disney.
Let’s compare. In Japan, this Disney-Bic
Mac index is about 19 as a one-day passport to Tokyo Disney Land costs JPY6,200
and a Bic Mac costs JPY320.
As you can see, the ratios of these two
countries aren’t that different. However, how come a nearly 10% hike at once right
before summer holidays while the average 30-year fixed mortgage is only around
4%?
Enjoy reading and learning about this
aggressive Mickey’s move.
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