How much do tickets costs to enter Westworld? [closed]

How much does it cost to enter Westworld?

Do patrons pay for each day?

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It's $40k per day or $280k for a week. This was revealed in episode 3, according to Ben:

Understandably, it’s not cheap. The start-up and maintenance costs for the park must be enormous, so much so that guests must pay $40,000 a day.

We know this from episode three, when the sadistic (depending on your view of the Hosts’ consciousness or lack thereof) Ben is sat around the fire bored with William and Delores and declares: “I didn’t pay 40k a day for this!”

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How much would it cost to get into Westworld?

Guests pay more than $40,000 per day for their time in Westworld.

How long can guests stay in Westworld?

While hosts reset on specific timelines (some seem to be every day, while others do so at the end of narratives), guests have to get out of Westworld after 14 days. So hosts not only need to make the most of their time there, but shouldn't get attached to anyone they meet.

How does the park work in Westworld?

The hosts are set up to act out certain behaviors on a daily loop, though guests can interrupt these loops by interacting with the host, which can spin them off on a side adventure.

Are Westworld hosts possible?

While a real-life Westworld seems possible, most researchers can agree on one thing \u2014 we won't see it anytime soon. \u201cNot in our lifetime,\u201d says Anca Dragan, a professor at UC Berkeley who runs the InterACT lab, a research department enabling robots to work with people. \u201cIt might not happen for hundreds of years.

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