Katharina Buczek
The TikTok community was utterly blown away by this ingenious idea. Liv’s video reached over six hundred thousand people, gained one hundred and thirteen thousand likes, and spurred eight hundred comments.
“This is smart as hell! And I am sure so much more fun for you guys!” commented one user.
“Yes!!! Prioritizing play AND saving money? Exemplary!” wrote a second user.
“This is so 90s,” joked a third commenter, followed by a laughing emoji.
Nonetheless, this after-school care hack may still be a viable option today. According to Universal Orlando’s website, an annual ticket– also known as a “Power Pass”– goes for only four hundred and seventy-four dollars.
Compared to the average cost of childcare in the U.S., the pass is just nine dollars per week. Plus, other parks such as Disney and Six Flags also offer comparable annual passes. An annual ticket to Six Flags Great Adventure, for example, goes for only nine dollars and seventy-five cents per month.
And while an annual pass to Walt Disney World in Florida is a bit pricier at one thousand and three hundred dollars, this expense still breaks down to twenty-five dollars a week. That is only ten percent of the nationwide weekly average childcare cost.
So, if your child is old enough to visit the attractions with a sibling or some friends on their own, amusement parks may be a win-win for your family.
And to watch Liv’s original TikTok, visit the link here.
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