The sentiments in this thread are similar to those in rants about gas prices, oil exec salaries, and so forth. In reality all things cost money. The market dictates how much everything costs. Gas is $3 a gallon because people will pay $3 a gallon. Baseball Costs $300 to do it right and Disneyland costs $1000 for 3 days. "If you build it, they will come AND they will pay for it." We are a unique country more then any other. This country is the one in the world that lives and breathes supply side economics and the entertainment industry is a key indicator of how healthy an economy is. Entertainment spend is purely disposable income. The higher the disposable income the healthier the economy, generally. Basically, if an outing to a ballgame costs $300 or a trip to Disney costs $1000 and they are still as popular as ever, then the economy is chugging along. What would be worrisome is when a trip to a ballgame costs $50 and attendance is a ghost town. Then things would be scary. I would rather look at this as a good problem to have.