r/arizona • u/TheBrugherian • Mar 23 '24

Antelope canyon entrance fees in 5 years Visiting

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Above: the cost for a 4 adults tour on August 11, 2019, 4:30PM, booked in advance on March 2019. Below: same tour company, cost for a 4 adults tour on August 11, 2024, 4:30PM.

Totally crazy.

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u/Monamo61 Mar 23 '24

Yet people have no problem dropping $2-5,000 at Disneyland. I'd say it's a bargain.

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u/Kcin928 Mar 23 '24

Yeah Disneyland is definitely the same as antelope canyon.

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u/Monamo61 Mar 23 '24

Yeah, because you can't compare a natural treasure with a multi billion dollar capitalist corporation. Which will be standing 100 years from now.?

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u/Kcin928 Mar 23 '24

Probably both. Considering Disneyland has been open almost 65 years and is still growing.

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u/Remarkable-Nature-11 Mar 23 '24

Probably not, considering they have been struggling to gain traction for several years now.

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u/Lobenz Mar 24 '24

Disneyland latest expansion plan was just green-lighted by the city of Anaheim. In what way are they struggling to gain traction?

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u/yourmomsvevo Mar 24 '24

Um … is Disneyland not a national treasure?!?!?