In a survey conducted by Casino.org, Walt Disney World was ranked as the top rip-off of U.S.A. tourist attractions.

Casino.org curated its list of scams by first finding the top results for “rip-off” on Google Trends and Tripadvisor. They then surveyed over 5,000 American participants in January 2024 on this data.

Respondents ranked the top three generic rip-offs as college textbooks (#1), credit scores (#2), and movie theater snacks (#3).

Walt Disney World #1 Tourist Rip-Off

60% of respondents stated Walt Disney World was the biggest rip-off when it comes to tourist attractions. This also made it the top rip-off for the state of Florida.

A one-day ticket for a Walt Disney World theme park starts at $109, varying depending on the theme park and date. For example, the cheapest ticket for Tuesday, February 20, is $164 for Disney’s Animal Kingdom. A ticket to Magic Kingdom would cost guests $184. That’s without the Park Hopper option, which allows guests to visit more than one park per day.

Following Walt Disney World as #2 and #3 on the list of rip-off tourist attractions were the National Mall in Washington D.C. and the Alamo in San Antonio, Texas. The rest of the top 10, in order, were the Statue of Liberty, Space Needle, Gateway Arch, Navy Pier, Hoover Dam, Ole’ Faithful, and Glacier National Park.

Visit Casino.org to see the top list of top rip-offs in each state.

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