Question for You Southern Californians With Kids Who Enjoy Going to Disneyland.
A ticket for one person to spend a day at Disneyland costs $100-$200, depending on the day.
There are some people (now, I'm not naming any names) who want to see California real estate re-assessed at current levels by repealing Prop 13.
Disneyland's property tax rate is based on 1975 levels (with small increases allowed per year, generally capped at 2% in addition to perhaps some bond measures).
If Disneyland's property was reassessed to reflect 2025 property values, how much do you think Disney would have to raise admission prices to pay for their higher property taxes? Or, more likely, will they just close the park and sell the land to developers?
There are some people (now, I'm not naming any names) who want to see California real estate re-assessed at current levels by repealing Prop 13.
Disneyland's property tax rate is based on 1975 levels (with small increases allowed per year, generally capped at 2% in addition to perhaps some bond measures).
If Disneyland's property was reassessed to reflect 2025 property values, how much do you think Disney would have to raise admission prices to pay for their higher property taxes? Or, more likely, will they just close the park and sell the land to developers?
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