What are reasonable prices for theme parks?

[Santa07]

If MW want to increase the prices of their annual passes (by a fair bit), there is one thing they should definitely do.

 

Include free (or discounted) lockers. Especially at MW (Dreamworld you can get by since they actually put boxes on pretty much all of their rides).

[themagician]

DW does have boxes for all the rides that need them, and so does MW, except for SE, which I agree, should have free lockers for pass holders.

[pushbutton]

34 minutes ago, Santa07 said:

If MW want to increase the prices of their annual passes (by a fair bit), there is one thing they should definitely do.

 

Include free (or discounted) lockers. Especially at MW (Dreamworld you can get by since they actually put boxes on pretty much all of their rides).

Definitely needed at Water parks.

[Santa07]

35 minutes ago, themagician said:

DW does have boxes for all the rides that need them, and so does MW, except for SE, which I agree, should have free lockers for pass holders.

GL could also benefit from better, bigger boxes, instead of having to leave any bags on the platform next to the boxes.

[themagician]

@Santa07 I do agree with that, and there are probably too many smaller boxes. But do remember that when the ride first opened (and for a couple of years) you couldn't use these as they were only for prescription glasses, and all other stuff had to go in lockers. The only thing that was great about that was the speed of loading was great, and there at times be 3 trains on the track at any one time (lift hill, mid course, and final turn into station). 

[themagician]

Something I've just noticed, and that tickets to WnW are now the same as MW and SW on online, and costs $69.99 for children and $79.99 for adults.

When you go to buy tickets for single day and select any of the parks, it's the same cost:

https://themeparks.com.au/box-office/theme-park-tickets/select-tickets.aspx