I’m totally interested but damn those are Disney/universal prices haha. I think they’ll go down as time goes on, but I’m still interested to see what’s included and more details!
Don't forget this is effectively a micro boutique hotel. That means maid service, 24/7 maintenance on site, overnight manager and security. For that kind of overhead, the prices are reasonable.
They said that Wild Safari would be transformed back into Safari Off-road Adventures and once again be included with admission. Is that still the case.
Of course this will start at very high prices. SFGA is testing the market to judge the demand and see if people will pay these prices. Royal Caribbean's newest cruise ship Icon of the seas got $140k for a family of four on the inaugural 7 night sailing for the family loft suites. It still costs $80k for four people for 7 night trips for those suites and amazingly they're all sold out for the year. Obviously for some money is no object. If people pay the price will stay.
Looks like a nice Resort - however- not at those prices! I could be wrong - but at those prices, this is going to fail. This isn't Disney - and let's be honest - the area doesn't support prices like this! For those who want a true camping experience - I suggest going literally right down the road past Six Flags Great Adventure to Timberland Lake Campground. This campground actually is on the boarder of Six Flags Great Adventure property and you can camp there for a fraction of the price! (RV or tent camping). I have stayed there many times, and the staff is fantastic! But, I would suggest calling and getting a reservation, because sites fill up fast in the summer season!
Yes they will definitely bring down the price. SixFlags is not worth these prices, not even close. Like you said this is not Disney or Universal. They need to follow the price range of Cedar points resorts since they are merging as one company.
@@windwest4D I agree. At least Cedar Point's are more reasonable. On a side note - last year, I wanted to take the camper to Cedar Point and stay at Lighthouse Point - Cedar Point's on-site campground. But - not at their price either - they were charging $174 a night for a campsite! Now I get it - with their short season, and very limited amount of camping spots - they have to make money - but, even that is too high! I ended up staying at Camp Sandusky - (only a 10 min drive from Cedar Point) for $45 a night - w/ full hookups!
I’m totally interested but damn those are Disney/universal prices haha. I think they’ll go down as time goes on, but I’m still interested to see what’s included and more details!
Don't forget this is effectively a micro boutique hotel. That means maid service, 24/7 maintenance on site, overnight manager and security. For that kind of overhead, the prices are reasonable.
there will be no season pass discounts, maybe they will give flash pass or something similar
June 14th is the first day available to book.
Also its a “Ver an da” 🙂
I think the prices are a little high but it’s a unique experience for sure.
Verdana is gonna be the next Arboretum of words I can’t pronounce correctly 😂
@@ColiwoodStudios 😆
They said that Wild Safari would be transformed back into Safari Off-road Adventures and once again be included with admission. Is that still the case.
The prices shouldn’t be a surprise with its offerings and definitely location
Of course this will start at very high prices. SFGA is testing the market to judge the demand and see if people will pay these prices. Royal Caribbean's newest cruise ship Icon of the seas got $140k for a family of four on the inaugural 7 night sailing for the family loft suites. It still costs $80k for four people for 7 night trips for those suites and amazingly they're all sold out for the year. Obviously for some money is no object. If people pay the price will stay.
Looks like a nice Resort - however- not at those prices!
I could be wrong - but at those prices, this is going to fail. This isn't Disney - and let's be honest - the area doesn't support prices like this!
For those who want a true camping experience - I suggest going literally right down the road past Six Flags Great Adventure to Timberland Lake Campground. This campground actually is on the boarder of Six Flags Great Adventure property and you can camp there for a fraction of the price! (RV or tent camping). I have stayed there many times, and the staff is fantastic! But, I would suggest calling and getting a reservation, because sites fill up fast in the summer season!
Yes they will definitely bring down the price. SixFlags is not worth these prices, not even close. Like you said this is not Disney or Universal. They need to follow the price range of Cedar points resorts since they are merging as one company.
@@windwest4D I agree. At least Cedar Point's are more reasonable. On a side note - last year, I wanted to take the camper to Cedar Point and stay at Lighthouse Point - Cedar Point's on-site campground. But - not at their price either - they were charging $174 a night for a campsite! Now I get it - with their short season, and very limited amount of camping spots - they have to make money - but, even that is too high!
I ended up staying at Camp Sandusky - (only a 10 min drive from Cedar Point) for $45 a night - w/ full hookups!
the first day to book is 6/14 not 6/1
It was a nightmare getting to this park for me. Airport was an hour a away and closed hotel like 20 minutes most of my expenses was the Uber
I’m sure it will have nice views of Kingda Ka
that's... wayy too expensive but it looks nice
Oh yeah that’s pricey lol but not surprising because you’re by the animals. Also being forced to stay multiple nights, I’m not a fan of.
Also because you are right next to park and get free tickets