No, they're not. Disney, as a whole, can keep them afloat until FL and CA stop being hotspots.
No, because D+ is still losing money because of investment in infrastructure and creating content. It was planned to become profitable in four (I think) years, but, it is way ahead of schedule towards the goal of profitability. Disney's other operating segments are keeping D+ afloat.
The operating segments of Disney made $1 Billion this quarter instead of the usual $4 Billion. And they have $23 Billion in cash on hand.
Don't know where you're getting your information from, but I suggest you find wherever these ideas have come from and make a mental note never to rely on them for information again, because they're leading you astray.
So you see Disney continuing to operate a profit center, but you single them out for collapsing? That makes no sense at all.
They have been predictions about a vaccine for COVID due in September, but more than likely it will not be available to the public until March or April of 2021 as much as I wanted to go next year, and being laid off from work and surviving with unemployment benefits, I cannot, as a middle class disney fanatic that could go with my family every year, I personally would hate to miss out on the 50th anniversary of WDW. Even if it stops being a hotSpot, people will just stop prioritizing vacations all together just like myself. Disney is a luxury I cannot afford to take.
Honestly lets say if Mulan takes off with a strong hit even with the aformentioned 30 price tag, it might help them to an extent, but knowing them if that’s the case the asking price for Black Widow and release window will be around October/November. A typical Hollywood movie loses 30-50 million bucks on marketing fees along just to push a movie’s release date further, at this rate it’s VOD or bust. It sucks seeing movie theaters closed and will suck even more knowing that they won’t be at full capacity either way when they open. Disney is straight up cutting up the middle man with Mulan on D+, they will keep 100% of the profits.
Not really getting my ideas from anywhere, just speculating, no one thought Disney, the biggest Hollywood powerhouse In the history of film and entertainment would have been affected by a pandemic, but like cyber security and any other business we live in a reactive society, we don’t do anything until it happens. I wasn’t to single them out but seriously, why can’t I head to a Disney store in the mall with a customer readily available to purchase goods, but the only disney fix I can get is old goods from parks only found in the outlets? Lego is on the same boat, Legoland downtown is open(lego franchise) but the ”actual” Lego store on the mall is closed.
As I walked by the Apple store I saw something horrific, the whole store was wiped from any idevices on the floor, felt like a skeleton of an apple store. Disney better start selling park merch on their shopdisney site.