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I'm not. Disney fights tooth and nail to keep public transit from easily connecting both resorts.

With this + Brightline, one could fairly easily go from Miami to Disney without a car.

https://www.miamiherald.com/miami-com/restaurants/article287766560.html (paywall bypass link: https://archive.is/jrdA1 ) The relevant part:

What role are you applying for?

Good choices. Home State IMO is the easiest one to get to/from WDW, since it's right off of the 429. However, in a straight line, Windermere Brewing is closest to property - but takes a little longer due to being all surface streets.

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Here's a video. Potentially NSFW? Anyway, Disney drama starts at about 3:08 and Universal drama starts at about 6:53.

I was at the North Garage today, and saw these markings on the second floor. They looked too well shaped, as if they were going to put some sort of chargers or other infrastructure here. There were two identical rows of them.

Anecdotally as an advertiser, I can tell you that this is not the case.

Here's the motion

what's the new case number? Disregard, found it. 24-10342-H

I think it would be hilarious if US theme park rights were given to a competing operator.

3 posts. All on a single thread, to defend/promote a business. Are you the owner?

Not often. Main entrance CMs are trained on Red VIP passes.

The Disney of back then was in many ways an old boys club, where there were rules for thee but not for me. While a red pass issued now is likely non transferable, I wouldn't be surprised if Walt or Roy agreed to let a pass be passed down to heirs as part of a deal to obtain land they wanted for...

Clearly they think there's a big chance of losing, otherwise they would let it go to trial and win there. It's not like the state is paying the legal bills.

Clearly the state and governor believe that they will lose on appeal, so it's in their best interest to sign a new developer agreement with Disney, paint it as a "victory against woke corporations, and move on with this.

Obviously I can’t doxx anyone, but the people I chatted with generally seemed pleased with the result, and given that they’re on Disney’s side (with gold footballs and company cars), I’d say that Disney will functionally get what they want.

Just got home from easter brunch, and there were people there who know what's up (it felt like a bus driver's convention... or some sort of attorney's convention. Or something in the middle?) Anyway, this is pretty much it. Disney gets what they want and DeSantis saves face in exchange for...

They're not. There's quite a few that are friendly with Disney and allowed to do what they do, since they don't cause problems and portray the mouse positively. Jack Doherty OTOH is NOT one of them.