Attendance numbers are very important. Revenue is important as well but from an investor standpoint attendance is the "healthcheck" they look at. That is because that is an indicator of pricing and whether it is set right or not. To me the bigger question is when do they reach the maximum saturation point? I have been to Disneyland but it is a much different operation in my mind that Disney World which is where we go. Saturation point in my mind has to do with how many rooms can you build out and can your parks and attractions handle the amount of rooms there are. When calculating the numbers you have to look at onsite rooms, but also offsite and just how many people it can actual produce looking to go to the parks on any given day. I personally think they are nearing that number and yet they continue to build more resorts rooms. Yes they are building additional lands and attractions but while I have not checked the numbers it just seems room additions are far out pacing park build outs. Sure rooms are easy to build compared to attractions but I am sure there is some factor they use for calculating the effect. I think that they thought they were justified in raising prices as a way to slow crowds, but in many ways I think it was just a money grab.