The real life cost?

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Evan123

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If a place like Jurassic World truly existed and could very well exist in the next fifty years, how much would you be willing to pay to get a glimpse at the long lost monsters?

I would presume that in the first few months after it's opening only the very rich and famous would be travelling there, but as the park slowly aged, maybe a year or two after it's grand unveil the everyday people like us would be given a chance to visit!

I think it would still be safe to say that it would be more expensive than your local zoo but I would imagine an entry fee of a couple of hundred per person, I know I'd be certainly willing to pay! Would you?

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July 14, 2014

yeah I'd definitely pay if I had the money at the time.

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July 14, 2014

Jurassic Park doesn't only cater to the super rich. That's what John Hammond said in the movie. I'd imagine tickets would be around 60-100 dollars tops. Then there's souvenirs and the actual attractions. They'd get their big profits no problem. It's a dinosaur park, and everyone loves dinosaurs.

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July 14, 2014

Yes mr.Happy but John hammond doesn't exist, I was talking about a situation concerning a real life Jurassic World which I have no doubt would be very expensive.

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July 14, 2014

in real life, i think it would ve verry expensive, like genearo said they may have special discounts or something

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July 14, 2014

Well, it wouldn't get much profits if it catered the rich, so tickets would probably be about $50 a person, because the park would get around 10,000 visitors a day. That adds up to $500,000 a day. Plus, people would want to buy tickets for park attractions, pay for a hotel room, and buy souveniers.

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