WDW Hotel Cost Versus Quality

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WDW Hotel Cost Versus Quality

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Last edited May 30, 2018

Created on Aug 4, 2017

This scatter plot compares the cost of Walt Disney World hotels with their quality ratings in stars, using data from the 2017 Unofficial Guide. Each point represents a hotel, colored along a spectral scale by resort group, and hovering reveals details. A dashed regression line divides the chart into green (above-average value) and red (below-average value) regions. The visualization is built with D3 v4, rendering SVG with a WebGL-assisted layer, and includes custom dollar-sign and star tick labels.

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Data from the 2017 Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World. This scatter plot compares a hotel's cost with its quality rating, in stars, from the Unofficial Guide. Mousing over any of the points will display a readout with detail on the hotel. A regression line (average quality units per cost unit) is plotted. Hotels with better than average value are in the green. Hotels with worse than average value are in the red.

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