While I admit that this is a step to conforming with other amusement parks, it has been a staple at the park from the beginning. My grandparents always used to come to the park just to sit and watch the rides; I doubt that they'd pay 15 bucks to do the same thing now. I'm sure these types of people represent a tiny percentage of people who come to the park every year, but still...
Any thoughts?
Living out here on the left coast for so long we have gotten jaded to the $45-$50 per person gate at most of the attractions. $28.95 is a bargain for park the quality of Kennywood (we try to come back as often as we can). *** Edited 11/14/2004 5:53:22 PM UTC by Dutchman*** *** Edited 11/14/2004 5:53:46 PM UTC by Dutchman***
Dutchman said:
Everybody keeps saying the want to see new attractions there. Where do you think that money comes from? The bulk of it comes from the gate.
You sure about that? I was always under the impression that in-park spending is where parks make the majority of their cash.
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