Disneyland Might get a Extra Tax on Ticket's and Parking

JerrodDragon89

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Disneyland Might get a Extra Tax on Ticket's and Parking because Anaheim can't budget correctly, I'm fine with being taxes but CA pays the highest gas tax and we are still in the red. Its not about how much money they government has but how much they use and right now the city needs to cut spending instead of trying to add a 10% percent tax on things people like doing


 
Is this just the latest bid for an entertainment gate tax? Isn't this currently off the table again? This topic gets revisited by the council and even the state periodically. I thought the OCR reported this week that the Anaheim City Council showed no support for the latest proposal for a ballot initiative so it didn't even go to a vote before the council.
 
The Anaheim government’s a platypus. They completely ignored Disney swiping Early Entry away from hotel guests.
I mean it was a perk with the hotel, they announced when it would end and people who stay at the hotel should boycott it until it comes back

But why would the government step in on that, the perk was a perk and not legally required in any way nor should it be, Fast Pass was free and then cost should the government stepped in? We have a free market and nothing Disney is doing make it worth coming in
 

Disneyland Might get a Extra Tax on Ticket's and Parking because Anaheim can't budget correctly, I'm fine with being taxes but CA pays the highest gas tax and we are still in the red. Its not about how much money they government has but how much they use and right now the city needs to cut spending instead of trying to add a 10% percent tax on things people like doing


Highest taxes, Highest Electrical. Whats another tax?
 
Highest taxes, Highest Electrical. Whats another tax?
Our gas tax....its insane how much we pay yet they still dont have enough money. If in CA you can't run a budget on 90 cent gas tax per gallon then you need to learn how to manage money better
 
Disneyland Might get a Extra Tax on Ticket's and Parking because Anaheim can't budget correctly, I'm fine with being taxes but CA pays the highest gas tax and we are still in the red. Its not about how much money they government has but how much they use and right now the city needs to cut spending instead of trying to add a 10% percent tax on things people like doing



Thanks for sharing this! SO many regular Disneyland visitors are locals (and by 'locals,' I mean people who live within a 2 hr drive) and guess what? ALL of them drive to get there. 10% tax on parking? That turns your $40/day parking fee into $44. When you add that to higher prices on food & beverages in the parks, it'll result in fewer locals attending regularly. Or for the people who currently have annual passes (yes, yes, I know they're called Magic Keys, but it's still an AP), they'll start to bring more of their own food. They'll switch from buying soda, juice, & other drinks to drinking free ice water or packing their own beverages and storing it in a locker. And merchandise sales in the parks will dip a little.

And then when THAT becomes unsustainable for locals, they'll just go less often.

We are hoping to go to Disneyland next August for a short family trip before YDD heads off to college. At that point, it will have been 2 yr since our last DL visit. And oh boy have ticket prices gone up. 3-day park hopper tickets for 4 adults = $2140. Add purchasing LLMP to that and it gets us to $2548. SHEESH!

And that's before we've spent any money on food or drinks.
 
Thanks for sharing this! SO many regular Disneyland visitors are locals (and by 'locals,' I mean people who live within a 2 hr drive) and guess what? ALL of them drive to get there. 10% tax on parking? That turns your $40/day parking fee into $44. When you add that to higher prices on food & beverages in the parks, it'll result in fewer locals attending regularly. Or for the people who currently have annual passes (yes, yes, I know they're called Magic Keys, but it's still an AP), they'll start to bring more of their own food. They'll switch from buying soda, juice, & other drinks to drinking free ice water or packing their own beverages and storing it in a locker. And merchandise sales in the parks will dip a little.

And then when THAT becomes unsustainable for locals, they'll just go less often.

We are hoping to go to Disneyland next August for a short family trip before YDD heads off to college. At that point, it will have been 2 yr since our last DL visit. And oh boy have ticket prices gone up. 3-day park hopper tickets for 4 adults = $2140. Add purchasing LLMP to that and it gets us to $2548. SHEESH!

And that's before we've spent any money on food or drinks.
Agreed

I think it would hurt Disneyland a TON and maybe help Knotts and USH because they'd be much much cheaper then

But I can't imagine the amount of tax dollars the city gets from Disneyland and they just need to find a better way to budget because even if they did add this tax...I bet they'd still be short...because it seems like no matter how much taxes are added the people in charge find a way to use all the money and more
 









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