Might it be symptomatic of the park industry in Orlando overall ? Universal Orlando said yesterday "Switching gears to Orlando, we started to feel some pressure on attendance levels late in the first quarter, which tends to occur in tandem with the ebbs and flows of new attractions in the market"
Not interpreting or insinuating anything, but so far this year the self reported injuries for Disney in Orlando are:
Jan. 4: A 73-year-old man with a pre-existing condition lost consciousness after going on Spaceship Earth
Jan. 6: A 46-year-old woman had head pain and nausea after going on TRON...
Which part of Disney ? Its grown into a lot of different areas and each faces challenges as technology and consumption patterns for each are changing. The ones with mostly physical components currently have the brightest future as they are tangible and are composed of things with a proven...