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- The data is consistent across all four major Disney World parks, with Magic Kingdom averaging a 2, Epcot at 5, Hollywood Studios at 2, and Animal Kingdom at 3.
Pro points out that such low ratings point toward significantly diminished attendance, contrasting sharply with Disney's public image of thriving parks.
How Can Parks Be So Empty But Revenue Still Break Records?
Despite these low crowds, Disney’s financial reports tell a different story—revenues are reportedly hitting new heights. Pro explains this seeming contradiction:
- Increased Pricing: Ticket prices, food costs, and merchandise have skyrocketed over recent years. Disney effectively has implemented a "pay to play" model that generates record revenue even when fewer people are visiting.