Welcome back to another edition of the Disney Dish podcast with Jim Hill. It's me, Lantesta. Today is our middle March episode.

All things related to chronological Disneyland. In order to tell that story we need to bring in the man who was there himself when Mr Jim Hill Jim how's it going

I'm coming in like a lion land or wait a minute hang on I'm more fuzzy I might be a lame.

Today Jim we're going to our main topic is a continuation of our chronological Disneyland story.

But before we do that I want to talk about the subject that happened earlier this year that we haven't really talked about.

And that's the Disney ticket price increase that happened earlier in February.

And Jim, I know that we talk every year about how expensive it is to visit Disney World.

I'm not going to meet a dead horse with that.

I've resigned myself to the fact that the people who go to Disney World know it's expensive

and that Disney doesn't really care who's in their parks as long as they're getting

their money.

Here's the thing that I find is interesting.

Buried in this ticket price increase announcement was news of another increase that's coming up later this year where Disney's going to

switch its multi-day tickets to seasonal pricing.

Did you catch that?

Yeah, I have to admit the other thing that was fascinating about this talking over the horizon was,

do you see that thing where Eiger was sort of putting out about the, well, you know, we may be going with tickets that lock you into a

specific day of the week yeah a lot of the stuff things they're floating or

things they're tossing out there ahead of the opening of Star Wars Galaxy's edge.

What was your take on the seasonal ticket thing?

What's the impact, particularly for Orlando?

The fact that they didn't announce the seasonal pricing in February with everything else tells me

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