...People do realize when prices go up.
Also many people will have already used their vacation days due to quarantine, etc.
There are articles all over the internet, and people also know when they go to buy things. Even Disney is subject to basic economics of supply and demand. I am older than most on here I guess but after 9/11 Disney was slashing prices and desperately trying to fill the parks for a VERY long time and that was just people being jittery. Now they need to pull in people who know that Disney actually literally represents increased health risk. Yes they will be aware of that and aware that prices are higher/too high. Oh and let's not forget the major recession the economy will be in!
They don't just complain. They stop going. Remember Disney has competition. Not only from other theme parks, but from other vacations. I'm a healthcare provider on the front line. I am getting hazard pay. I am one of the few who will come out of this with more money (assuming I survive). We have plenty of money for Disney, but I was already offended at the high prices for less experience before COVID. Now they want to lure me and my money in and are going to charge even more money for even LESS experience? Why? I could go to Hawaii and stay in a condo with a private butler bringing me things and not have to worry about catching or transmitting a deadly virus. I am not alone in thinking this. The "ignorant masses" (those lucky enough to have not been touched economically by a severe recession) are also a part of free market forces and if Disney forgot this, they will remember it soon enough. It actually makes me angry that Disney is raising prices right now. It's very tone deaf in my opinion. I hope they wake up.
Count me in your group, although I quit going three years ago because of the price increases and no increase in value.
We stopped going around 5-6 years and I have been passholder for years and years.
Used to live in Tampa Bay area and started getting passes when they first started issuing them; a good value back then. Moved out West and still bought passes, making 3 or 4 trips back there a year. Value just isn't there anymore. Don't like Disneyland either, always congested on smaller paths.
Throwing my hat in the Price Hike ring! Disney has to make this lost revenue up somehow- off of my stimulus check is going to be a good start and I KNOW I’m not the only one here saying that
You're so right. Around here, I follow a group of people that live in the community, most who have retired and moved down from up North. I noticed that it is these people, who are essentially only mad because they can't access the beaches that they moved down here for, that are suggesting that we stay on lock down for pretty much ever! They're still able to afford to order in and they don't rely on the workforce anymore. I was talking to my dad when we first shut down and I think my mouth fell open when he piped up, "I DON'T EVEN KNOW IF ANYONE WILL BE IN THE OFFICE TO CUT MY CHECK!"
God forbid he doesn't get one of his TWO retirement checks. lol I definitely see the different groups and the different viewpoints happening. 
You're so right. Around here, I follow a group of people that live in the community, most who have retired and moved down from up North. I noticed that it is these people, who are essentially only mad because they can't access the beaches that they moved down here for, that are suggesting that we stay on lock down for pretty much ever! They're still able to afford to order in and they don't rely on the workforce anymore. I was talking to my dad when we first shut down and I think my mouth fell open when he piped up, "I DON'T EVEN KNOW IF ANYONE WILL BE IN THE OFFICE TO CUT MY CHECK!"
I can't see WDW soft opening. No one is going to book a trip to stay on property with only Disney Springs open. The resorts will drain even more money if they try that because having a full staff back on payroll and no rooms occupied etc...I believe it's going to have to be an all or nothing thing or people are just going to wait anyway, until everything opens. I know I would. I'm not spending money just to spend money. They'd have to offer half price packages if they expected people to come and only have half the experience and we already know that Disney doesn't care WHAT they've got torn up, unavailable etc...they don't come off those ticket prices because of limited things to do. I thought that they should be offering discounted tickets for Epcot right now while it's a hot mess, but as long as people keep going, we'll never catch a break. It's kind of a catch 22, people have to buy expensive park hoppers so the park is going to stay crowded because the guests aren't skipping anything. It's always a take it or leave it deal with Disney. "You don't have to go, but you're paying for it either way."
That is where healthcare has it's advantage. They can raise prices all the want and when we are ill, we still have to go.
So, my guess is Disney knows the price point and balances where they will get the most revenue. Demand was great before this virus and they operated like it was. IF Demand goes down, I think they will operate like it did. Discounts, etc.
I will drop a significant amount of money even if it is not the full experience. 
