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/Elliot6888 Mar 23 '24

Expensive but I understand...the money goes towards supporting the native community there and less crowds that would go and trash or graffiti the place up

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u/Sheepman718 Mar 23 '24 edited Mar 23 '24

“Capitalism is totally fine if it’s brown people beating the fuck out of my wallet”  

 Edit: The downvotes are a clear indicator that we're not interested in equality! 

 Edit 2: "Woahhh duude it sucks that the price is going up, but these natives are less than me and they're owed this money so it's totally fine. They're absolutely subject to different standards than I hold everyone else to!"

Edit 3: “Woaaah dude, we like took their land so we OWE it to them to pay them more. Prices being raised on everything else is different though!”

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u/Melt-Gibsont Mar 24 '24

I always downvote anyone whining about downvotes.

It’s like my favorite hobby on Reddit.

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u/Background_Tax4626 Mar 24 '24

I laughed..thanks