Dynamic Ticket Pricing Simulator
You are the pricing manager for a theme park. Choose a date, set a ticket price, and evaluate how well your decision matches expected demand.
Expected demand: Low
$110
Pricing Factors
DemandLow
Crowd LevelLight
Suggested Range$75–$95
Main GoalAttract guests
Discussion Questions
- Why might a theme park charge different prices on different days?
- How do lower prices create an incentive for guests?
- When could a price become too high, even if demand is strong?
- Is dynamic pricing fair to consumers? Explain your reasoning.
- Where else do businesses use dynamic pricing?
Teacher Note
The suggested prices in this activity are fictional and designed for classroom discussion. Ask students to defend their choices using demand, scarcity, incentives, consumer choice, and revenue rather than treating the suggested range as the only correct answer.