Price discrimination at Disneyland Paris

Last Updated on Monday, 13 February 2012 15:45 Monday, 13 February 2012 15:44

Written by China Times

Foreign customers have to pay dozens of euros more for the entrance tickets of the Disneyland Paris than French customers.

A French family with two children pay 142 euro for 4 tickets while a foreign family pay for 228 euro for the same tickets. Especially British, an important client group of the amusement park, are angry. They think that the whole Europe should address the disparity in prices.

A Disneyland spokesman confirms that there are price differences. “We have for each country different packages. Foreign visitors generally want more an offer for a complete trip including transport and accommodation. There are those offers implemented accordingly. We and many other international attractions do it in this way.”