This is an incredibly important and underrated point. People aren't going (just) for the roller coaster ride. They're chasing the overview effect, the perspective-altering thrill of seeing the Earth from space.
I suspect a lot of people will pay handsomely for it. If they do (and it works despite the trip's brevity), prices will steadily drop as design and build costs get amortized away to nothing. Eventually it could be accessible to the majority of people (in developed countries), at least at a level where if you saved up you could get to space once in your lifetime — a sort of secular pilgrimage for the 21st century.
Given the apparent change in the worldviews of those who experience this effect, if we're lucky it might even help make the world a little bit better.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overview_effect
https://www.overviewinstituteaustralia.org/the-overview-effe...