Disney Cuts Number of Blackout Dates
homeDisney Cuts Number of Blackout Dates
(old news - 02:27PM Saturday Jul 31 2004)
By GREG GROELLER & TODD PACK
Orlando Sentinel
ORLANDO -- Walt Disney World is slashing the number of blackout dates for its four-park seasonal-pass holders, a move that could boost business as the region's tourism industry heads into what is traditionally the slowest month of the summer.
Pass holders now get an extra three weeks to visit Disney's theme parks this summer. With Disney's seasonal pass -- which for Florida residents is about two-thirds of the cost of a full-time annual pass -- visitors can't go to the parks during peak times such as summer, the December holidays and spring break
The Ledger
Orlando Sentinel
ORLANDO -- Walt Disney World is slashing the number of blackout dates for its four-park seasonal-pass holders, a move that could boost business as the region's tourism industry heads into what is traditionally the slowest month of the summer.
Pass holders now get an extra three weeks to visit Disney's theme parks this summer. With Disney's seasonal pass -- which for Florida residents is about two-thirds of the cost of a full-time annual pass -- visitors can't go to the parks during peak times such as summer, the December holidays and spring break
The Ledger