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We just returned from a drive home up I75, and were pleasantly surprised with the prices for gas. The best we saw was $1.79/gal in Kentucky, and the worst was $2.21 in Georgia. We put over 3100 miles in, and spent $300 for fuel. Unfortunately we returned home and have to pay $3.60/gal here (better than the $4.36 before we left).
Yes WDW will feel a pinch by the down turn in the economy, every form of entertainment will. However WDW is a destination that some people already save up for years to go to, and they are fortunate to get visitors from every level of economical society, and from several countries....they will be fine.
We are from an area devastated by the auto industry, where they state that every 1 job lost in an auto plant causes 10 spin-off jobs to disappear. Hopefully the economy will turn around.......and hopefully the big 3 will realize that while they save money on wages by moving plants from Canada/USA, they are destroying the economy, and eliminating the assets of the people they are hoping to sell their cars to.
Yes WDW will feel a pinch by the down turn in the economy, every form of entertainment will. However WDW is a destination that some people already save up for years to go to, and they are fortunate to get visitors from every level of economical society, and from several countries....they will be fine.
We are from an area devastated by the auto industry, where they state that every 1 job lost in an auto plant causes 10 spin-off jobs to disappear. Hopefully the economy will turn around.......and hopefully the big 3 will realize that while they save money on wages by moving plants from Canada/USA, they are destroying the economy, and eliminating the assets of the people they are hoping to sell their cars to.