The Tactics Disney Theme Parks Use To Make a Profit

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G'day love for you to do a update/part 2 on this video
Comment from : Dean French

Big point about the emotional connection That’s the only reason I accept the financial blow to my bank account… Willingly… To see my kids smile and bond and connect with my family around a week of carefree pampering and fun!
Comment from : tdubblz

Disneyland has to keep their customers longer so that they can transform them into donkeyssorry That is the plot of Pinocchio
Comment from : inferno0020

That's for people who are guided Blind by Disney
Comment from : Todd Cribbs

Over $300 or over $500 it's not worth the luxury
Comment from : Todd Cribbs

LOL, last time I went to Disney (over 10 years ago), I knew their food was pathetically overpriced I cashed in my credit card rewards before leaving and had two free meals It saved me waaayyyyy over $30 Yes, even 10-11 years ago, the food prices were ridiculous
Comment from : largol33t1

Thank you very much this has been verry helpful researchand its now abundantly clear that I need a large team financial super geniuses to achieve my future goalsthis is much appreciated 💚💛💜💙💖
Comment from : 💛💖Mel SOURCE DIRECTIVES

Me: How much for a churro?brDisneyland: $14brMe: that’s way too mu- OKbr💵
Comment from : JOHNNYFILMS

Disney rakes in 1 Billion a day on average I bet Alot of dummies with money I suppose
Comment from : Bryant Anderson

7:40 Back in the 1950s, there was the "keeping up with the Jones" mentality of consumerism You always had to have the same or more than what your neighbours had These days, there's the "keeping up with social media" mentality, where the sole purpose of buying things and experiences is to post about them online We as humans constantly need validation for our existence, and that validation frequently comes in the form of our possessions I have no issue with souvenirs, souvenirs are fun and I love them But there comes a time when we all have to ask ourselves, "how much is 'enough'?"
Comment from : ralelunar

place sucks
Comment from : stinkystewhead

Whatever one’s opinion, you can have a great time at Disney World without ever stepping into a theme park The property is vast take time to carouse around their resorts, the boardwalk, the gondola, and of course Disney Springs
Comment from : Tom Kenny

I must consoom pork shank that I will not finish in one sitting
Comment from : JustKevin

I love disney to death and my experiences at Disney World has always been great, but it’s ridiculous how they pay their employees so little and I know they make a fortune since Disney pretty much owns everything now
Comment from : Nick Young

Let me get this straight I'm a Floridian from the Tampa Bay area I have broke down Disney prices I do not stay in the most expensive hotel because I want to eat well does that make any sense
Comment from : Todd Cribbs

Rather informative, honest, in-depth, intriguing and captivating video,brI gotta say! 👍👌🏼brRecently found this channel & its quite unique compared with the other Disney channels here on YtbrThanks for sharing this awesome video 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼😉✌🏼brCatch u on the next one
Comment from : MrjolieGuy

Glad to know there are some antipodean theme park fans Kiwi fan here!
Comment from : John Love

LOL Trickle down effect
Comment from : William Baksa

Regarding the bit about the burger- if you do the math, $3us of ingredients to a $12us sale price is a 25 food cost Most restaurants aim for a 20 food cost However while this may be an acceptable number, I am sure that their food cost percentage is much lower given the quality of Disney food being mostly lack luster in many outlets They are marking up their "churros" to a much higher degree however They use a mass-produced pastry stick product that is roughly $12us for 25 pieces in retail stores such as "Smart and Final" This makes those same "churros" $48 each, at retail When bought wholesale, that price drops to possibly $30 or much less You pay $7us, it cost them maybe a quarter Meaning that they make $210us PROFIT per churro I may be wrong, but ding dang do their "churros" make moneybrbrbr(I put churro in quotes simply because the do not sell actual churros, but pastry sticks that they call churros)
Comment from : Daniel B

The reason for lower prices after day 1 is so you dont visit Universal
Comment from : mike gruber

Easy, barely build any rides and instead just have the majority of it being food and shops with a lot of window dressing It's more mall than theme park
Comment from : Jarkkehhh

Hello guys! First of all I'd like to say congratulations for your videos You do an amazing job and I'm a huge fan Re-watching this video in a post-covid age I was wondering what are your thoughts about luxury offerings now Do you think Disney Parks are going to increase this kind of offers becoming a more elitist/luxury entertainment option? Even further, do you think the Disney park experience by itself will become a luxury offer? That would reduce the assistance but kind of assure the income in merch, dinning, hotel stays Thanks for reading! And if you would like to discuss further my Twitter is@josealfar0 ✌️
Comment from : Jose Alfaro Navarro

I've never thought of Disney as a luxury brand but it totally is At least at the end of the day you receive a quality product for the price (in my opinion)
Comment from : Jedidiah Prillaman

Be better without the jazz music It's annoying
Comment from : Cindy Bindy

Magic kingdom prepandemic had and average of br57,000 people per daybrbr57,000 x $80 per person average is $4,650,000 a daybrbr$4,650,000 x 365 is $1,664,400,000 a yearbrbrIn a nut shell Disney makes crazy profits on just people walking into the park Don't think for a moment they are break even or slight profit
Comment from : Shaun McNulty

That’s why I bring a heavy backpack into the parks
Comment from : Finn

Always a great video Thanks
Comment from : Just Like Paradise

This is Economics 101 for all you SJW's watchingBUCK FIDEN 2020
Comment from : Harry Kuheim

This is a great market breakdown of not just Disney parks, but all Theme Park revenue and experiences
Comment from : Bryce McKenzie

Just been to disneysea tokyo during covid 19 they are loosing money for sure
Comment from : aitai sakura

I love your videos You are so great at telling the theme park stories
Comment from : Bradley The Traveling Caddy

People who haven’t been to Disney:brthose are WHACKO prices 🤯brbrMe who has been to Disneyland 10 times:brpretty normal :p 🙃
Comment from : Bluemilk

I mean-brWho wouldn’t want some fancy looking Disney merch or food? 😂
Comment from : Bluemilk

Great Video!
Comment from : Cinema Gates Pictures

Ngl, if I ever won the lottery, after paying off my debt and buying some property, the next thing on my to do list would be touring the world for Disney theme parks
Comment from : Bow the Boo

What I don't understand about marking up food/merch prices is that they could sell much more product for cheaper What's better, selling 1 $30 bedazzled headband, or 4 $12 bedazzled headbands?
Comment from : RAB

To quote mel brooks dressed as a tiny green alien "merchandising"
Comment from : ThatTheatreNerd

Seems to be a long way from Walt Disney's original vision of a park where parents and kids could have fun together I know he didn't shy away from making money, but I wonder what he'd think
Comment from : Ross Buchanan

What would be your ultimate Disney vacation? Including premium offerings
Comment from : Jake K

Lol Disney selling quality things is a stretch They're good at selling average things at insane prices because you have no other choice but to buy it (mostly food)
Comment from : Gentle Singularity

" perceived value" pretty much sums up how they make a profit
Comment from : Denis S

Paradise Pier was such a ripoff After staying at a resort in Disneyworld, I thought Paradise Pier would be similar but it was just a normal hotel$300+ for a motel 6 quality room Plus, it wasn’t even close to the Parks! I’ll never stay at a Disney Hotel in Cali unless I start making a whole lot more money
Comment from : Flee

Funny that they think that their theme parks are "premium" when Universal is soooo much better I guess if you're a kid or kid-minded they might be fun tho
Comment from : Randude14

monopoly
Comment from : anthony oberlin

I hate Disney and I hate Star Wars Just pure commercialism
Comment from : Matrix Incorbulator

that is very smart but wa about Disney sea
Comment from : Drum Race

from 9:20 we hear this guys real voice
Comment from : alk3ie

$6 bottled water Nice
Comment from : Nathan C

I'm one of those guys who just likes to walk around, and not even ride the rides So I'd be fine just paying the entrance fee and walking around
Comment from : Prince of Macedon Vlogs

Disney theme parks are a waste of money and time
Comment from : FreedomFighter 2017

Worked for Disney for 22 years Here is a secret it cost Disney $95 dollars a hotel room to break even after that it's all profit
Comment from : Mario Alberto Mora

the ticket prices are cheap??!!!!! you could have fucking fooled me!!!!
Comment from : X

Keep making content like that and this channel will grow very soon
Comment from : Juan Carlos Solorzano

I don't think Disney prices it's tickets to "how much it costs to operate" It's based on how much people are willing to pay to go to the park If they decreased the price of the ticket, you'd have thousands more people showing up, line ups would be crazy and your wait times would be hours and hours for a ride By raising the prices, it keeps people AWAY from the park It has nothing to do with how much it costs them Disney also knows most people don't have much time to spend at these parks Sorry, not everyone lives in Anaheim or Orlando So offering the discounts for consecutive days doesn't matter It's also to keep people from visiting other competing parks, like Universal Studios, or Knotts, etc It's all manipulation It has nothing to do with real operating costs
Comment from : wakeupscreaming

10:14 --- we visited Walt Disney World in 2012 Hard to believe, but we could not find a souvenir key chain of Cinderella Castle Seriously? The best we could find was lame generic, cost cutting "Disney Parks" Castle that could have been in California, Florida, Paris, or Tokyo Talk about cheap Still leaves a bad taste in my mouth
Comment from : DavidinSLO

Why do Australians think that “California” has an R at the end?
Comment from : JeevesReturns

How the hell have I just found this channel!brGreat stuff, your other videos look great too!
Comment from : Smith

What an interesting video about Disney
Comment from : Glowfenix

Amazing video, I wasn't expecting such a clear and complete explanation!
Comment from : Ward7

Can you make a video about the Fox World Malaysia controversy?
Comment from : Muhd Ikhmal

There is only 1 tattic, and that's marking up everything from rooms to food No secret They could raise ticket prices to 200$ a day, and it would still be crowded most of the year
Comment from : David Halcon

Thanks
Comment from : Jonathan Vanboskerck

What is Californiur?!🤔
Comment from : JayL

Plus Disney has retail and discount affiliate stores worldwide available in standalone shops and shopping malls They've got money coming in from multiple sources and are never going to be short at recouping their losses
Comment from : Quincy Disney Vegan

hey what if disney had an airline there were talks of one you should do an video on disney transportation
Comment from : Matthew Bang

Are you able to provide links to the margins on the theme park specific business? Their public facing data is typically under parks and resorts which include hotels, cruises, etc Thanks!
Comment from : Coasters and Culture

Woah woah woah, don't you dare put that blue j*** juice on the same level as the Churros No no no
Comment from : Amusement Labs

$7 Churros That's pretty much it 😬
Comment from : Amusement Labs

at 0:52 you use the phrase "begs the question" incorrectly
Comment from : Austin M

How much money do they make at EPCOT from the food and beverages at the festivals?
Comment from : Craig Cavaliere

You should do a video on how they make money when they open back up at 20 capacity in July
Comment from : James G

despite knowing how much money i'm giving to Disney and completely aware of Marketing tactics, i still spend willingly park visits, mickey shaped food, merchandise while at park, the flavored popcorn at Tokyo Disney Resort, monthly purchase on Disney Store/Shop Disney, every Disney movie release (multiple times), digital copy of movie, DVD from the vault, Disney+ Subsription, limited edition or monthly subscription merch, Mickey ears, Pins, Legos, Plushies, dolls, headphones, obscure Disney Licensed products, even my Kleenex has Disney on it!
Comment from : daryltyz

Low ticket price? You are a fool haha
Comment from : andyplanet

The cost may be high, but they benefit so much from their property merchandise which comes from their movies it’s an incredible well thought cycle, unmatched by any other brand
Comment from : MrBierbaron

That song what’s it called need it
Comment from : Zachary McKay

Okay, be honest who here is NOT a fan of the Disneyland Parks?! I've been to LA, Tokyo and Paris and have no desire to ever go again They're simply not worth it
Comment from : Jason S

I have succumbed to FOMO
Comment from : Shane Stradling 🏰

I have to call bullshit on this one, you can not begin to convince me that with their ticket prices (which are not in line with the competition) is not a huge profit point
Comment from : Jesse Mask

And they lost a billion in only one month of being closed during the covid-19 pandemic
Comment from : WhirlOmar

Just take your own food with you when in the park Or is that forbidden? Don't stay at Disney Hotels And just don't buy these ridiculous expensive merchandise, which are cheaply made in China You will save quite a lot of money with that Actually, take a look around and go to other parks, cities or just enjoy nature Saving even more money
Comment from : Moow

It will be interesting to see what happens to prices in the future, If the US government introduces higher tarriffs on Chinese imports Will America start making stuff themselves, will it be viable to do so? With so many out of work and no REAL mnimum wages there is a huge opportunity for sweat shop manufacturing to occur
Comment from : Lyn Jenkins

How ever they need to turn a profit, I am good with it Best experiences ever
Comment from : Destinations Chronicles

I love this channel so much I'm so confused as to why there are below 30,000 subscribers, that to me doesn't make any sense, considering how many fans of these type of videos there are
Comment from : Q8illusions

This was a really interesting video on a topic I knew nothing about Thanks for producing some great videos!
Comment from : Yukendoit In Asia

Thank you so much for sharing ❤️😊🙏 Really Helpful!!
Comment from : sai phani utkarsh kethana

can you make a video with in what you expect from the themeparks in Europa
Comment from : Teun Mathijssen

I can’t escape the feeling that Disney regards it customers as cattle 🐮 herding us in and milking us dry but leaving just enough to do it all again next year I feel sorry for anyone caught in the social media bubble where they feel obligated to buy just to fit in I’m not immune, in the past Ive bought a fair few Disney mugs and the like but I refuse to pay a 300 markup for some cheap Chinese tat these days brbrSo save up your money, take your kids to Disney just don’t get suckered in to the marketing trap Kids won’t remember the overpriced merchandise or the candy they remember the rids and the good times instead brbrGreat video as always guys 👍
Comment from : jonny5777