Goodbye Disney...Hello, Universal Studios Orlando.

Universal Studios Florida. Long ago, in a galaxy far, far away, the Georges family bought Annual Passes to Disney World in Orlando. For many years, the family paid exorbitant amounts of money for the privilege of making Disney Corporation rich. Then, after the Pandemic, the corporation used it as an excuse to stop selling Annual Passes, or at least to restrict access to them. For a long time, Disney got a lot more money out of tourists who spent a few days and bought expensive singe and multiple day passes. After the Pandemic, only those who had cancelled passes could by them, and only after jumping through hoops, and spending a lot of time on the phone, and filling out a form to be reviewed by Guest Services. Then, the Patriarch of the family remembered that, for several years  the family had enjoyed the Universal Studios park, which was less expensive, and which treated Annual Pass members like family. So, the Patriarch purchased Annual Passes and planned to spend a Saturday getting reacquainted with the Wizarding World of Harry Potter, E.T., Spider Man, the Simpsons, the Transformers, Kong - Skull Island, Jurassic Park, and many rides and experiences. And he saw that Annual Passes at Universal cost the same as a couple of days at Disney, and he was happy. Every story should have a happy ending, don't you think?