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Living in Orlando, where Disney World is located, Wilde said she knows young people who are Disney cast members, but who don’t earn enough to afford the Disney experience at the full ticket price. “It’s a world problem, it’s not a Disney problem,” Wilde said. “The world is just so expensive after the pandemic. The jobs are not there, or they’re not paying enough.”
This is what I assumed before reading the article, and the article includes it.
I've worked at places where I couldn't afford the product or service most of my life. This isn't a new issue.
Was the product or service your previous employers made something your parents could have afforded at your current age? Thats the difference. Thats why this is a new issue.