Getting more expensive?

[old lady]

http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-universal-studios-prices-20160323-story.html

 

[macraven]

We all expected that

It happened in Orlando when they opened potter land

You know it has to go the same way for universal in California

 

[Taylor Nicole]

I thought Universal already raised the ticket prices in Hollywood recently?

 

[johde]

I thought Universal already raised the ticket prices in Hollywood recently?

No, they went to Tiered pricing with advanced purchase. But, the highest tier was the current 1 day price. Unlike Disney, they didn't it 2 stages.

 

[Taylor Nicole]

No, they went to Tiered pricing with advanced purchase. But, the highest tier was the current 1 day price. Unlike Disney, they didn't it 2 stages.

Ah sorry, I forgot they did that.

 

[Mackenzie Click-Mickelson]

I'm actually interested in seeing how the HP at Hollywood affects the park attendance at USO. While now you get 2 HP lands at USO, still if you need a fix on HP and chose to go to Orando versus Hollywood/Anaheim moreso because of that (using the general consensus that CA parks are regional parks versus more of an international destination) then maybe the attendance will slightly raise (even the teeny bit) in Hollywood and adjust at USO. Who knows it may have zero effect at all. I also suspected that they would raise the pricing right before they opened makes sense to do it now versus back in early Feb as back then there was still months for people to decide to make plans to go whereas now people are likely locked into the idea of going.