Id argue that under £100 for the MAP wasnt just a good price, it was cheap.
£150 is a good price - obv id rather it was cheaper, but the real issue is the introduction if the premium pass.
The benefits of premium are not good enough for the insane added expenditure. I agree with the date restrictions on the standard pass, but I think the parking is unreasonable. What other benefits ARE there??
You have to also remember, like the one day tickets, the MAP prices are not what they seem... They do numerous sales on them.
Neal's inflation example needs to be taken from multiple similar household examples over multiple years to be accurate. Who knows if that year was particularly hot, cold, you ate more than usual, etc.
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