I don't really detect that the guy is so much whining as warning. I've seen quite a few stories about this attraction and they all mention that it costs $25, not the $75 it apparently actually costs. To boot, it also seems that $25 is what is advertised until you arrive. Me, I'd have gotten back in my car and driven off. In fact, if I found that for $25 I couldn't even take a damn picture, I'd have gotten back in my car and driven off, on principle. However, I don't have kids to disappoint, so that would be easy for me.

Goddamn indians.................................

Think about all the booze they can buy with that $75

^ HAHAHA

Yeah, just think...

You're so cool i'm going to pretend the next time I bust my nut, it's in yer mom.

LOL

Haha, stick it to whitie at Wounded Wallet. Paybacks are a bitch.

NO MOAR TURQUOISE, NO MOAR SILVER. But i like the boots......really

An object lesson in placing faith in wiki as a source of accurate information.

Well, it's hardly meant to be a brochure, now is it?

What I got from this is that he linked to the wiki for readers but had in fact checked the official website and nowhere at any time until he was standing at the front door did he learn there was an extra $50 fee on top of the announced $25 fee.

I would think it's an obect lesson in the ongoing sociopolitical struggle for freedom and equality between the native american and the paleface, exemplified by a $50 surcharge that, as HuwanTestmi points out, you could think of as justified and necessary racist tax. In fact, they should have just killed all the white people as soon as they showed up and called it a day and gone off to hunt tatanka.

This has been in the papers regularly here. Basically the only way to get in is with the bus tour or you can RENT a 4x4 at the entrance and drive it yourself. basically you go there get cashed raped and then board a bus. The drive you out there and provide you a pretty decent 'cowboy style' lunch (bbq turkey, beans corn, cole slaw, etc. On the way back they drive you through a Joshua tree forest and you get out and take photos and what not. The skywalk itself is pretty neat, the price on the otherhand is kinda gay, the prices vary from $120-$150 from what I see advertised in the papers and cupon books here. Its frowned upon to just show up there, they strongly recommend reserving ahead of time.

Link's title is hate speech vs. gypsies.