All right, now that we are past that little detour with annual passes, thank you very much, Disney World, we can get back to it.

Hello and welcome to a Dick to the Mouse.

Today is Wednesday, April 12th.

You're listening to episode number 475.

And today we are doing part two of Is It Worth It, Disney World Edition. Hey, everybody, Dan and Leslie here.

Thanks for joining us today.

Is it part two, part three?

It is what it is. But yes, I enjoyed our

conversation on Sunday about annual passes. And I loved the feedback that we, the feedback that we got

from our listeners, because I think it helped a lot of people out figuring out one way or the other

if it was going to be worth it for them. I hope so. That was the whole idea. I mean, again,

we have annual passes. We love our annual passes, but it took us a while to come to the conclusion

that we were going to buy the annual passes, keep the annual passes, renew the annual passes,

all the annual pass stuff. So there's a lot of math that goes into it. I mean, because everybody that

probably listens to the show is at least somewhat emotionally invested in Disney, right?

Yes. And so it's, you got to kind of try to remove that out of it and figure out, is it really

worth it, which is what we're doing with part two today. Yeah, I particularly loved one comment that we got that was like, thanks for doing the math

for me. I hate math. Yeah, same here. This is why I keep Dan around. Well, and it's,

Disney math is a whole other level of math. It's like, it's like you need a high score on the ACT and college,

whatever, trig, algebra, geometry, I don't know to figure out the, the ratio of number of days to

price of different types of tickets for base tickets. To Mickey bars. Yeah. Yeah.

And by the way, they're date based.

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