Question:
I don't work for either company. I can't give you figures. I do sell bottled water in my night club. I get it for 28 cents a bottle. I charge $2.00 for a half liter bottle. If a person comes in before cover charge begins and only has one bottle of water, I lost money selling it to him.

Answer: no one goes to Wal-mart seeking an all-day theme park experience. People go to Wal-mart to purchase goods. You asked why the cost of a product at WDW is not on par with the price of the same product at 7-11, then Wal-mart. I gave you an answer. You didn't understand it and I don't expect you to. This is why most people are employees and only a few are owners, executives, and managers. I thought I explained that. Based on a monthly average of $1400 for my electric bill and an average monthly sale of 450 bottles of water, accounting for, roughly 9 1/2% of the sale of bottled beverages and approximately one third of the electric cost going toward refrigeration that each bottle of water sold includes payment of about 9.85 cents towards the cost of cooling it.

Want to know what other costs you carry? All bar and entertainment staff are allowed to have two bottles of water for free each seven hour shift. We give away 900 bottles of water a month to staff. 56 cents of each bottle of water purchased pays for the staff to each have a liter of bottled water a day.