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It’s an absolutely tremendous book. And the movie, while flawed, has a certain charm about it as Disney was really trying to figure out how to get into the more adult projects. You can’t go wrong with Robards and Pryce.

That gold lettering is going to be faded by the time it opens.

I’m glad it’s worked for you. If that’s how you choose to spend your money, great. Others view our family’s decision to fly vs drive, or stay at places on-site vs cheaper accommodations in Orlando, as extravagances. But the notion advance by others (including implicitly even this post) suggests...

I’m with @Miss Rori here. The “relegation” experiment really only lasted from late Spring 2020 through late summer 2021; by the fall of 2021 they stopped with the D+ or theatrical/D+ Premier Access stuff, and went back to reprioritizing their theatrical slate. They haven’t really pushed much...

The financially literate and less gullible among us have figured out how to make it work, while also growing our investments and exploring other places!

Between this, the Cabins, the Contemporary retheme, and the Riviera, is this the worst era in hotel/DVC construction in Disney’s history?

The OP implied the opportunity cost was an inability to go to WDW over those 41 years, which is patently ridiculous.

I’ve been to WDW tons of times in the last 41 years and have never “owned” DVC. So it’s entirely possible. I also have been “free” to go elsewhere on vacations over that time.

and never will

Yeah. I think that’s part of it, but I also know a lot of things produced in the 70’s and 80’s have a bunch of rights licensing issues involved. That was a big hangup for the 60’s Batman TV show (produced by 20th Century Fox, aired on ABC, property owned by DC/WB). WKRP and, I believe, The...

The “Florida situation” likely would never have occurred if they stuck to Chapek and Morrell’s original plan.

He tried retirement. He grew a fashionable beard for the first time and tried getting into the NFT digital clothing space. That didn’t last long. Eisner was far more successful in retirement.

The MuppetVision is closing but we’ll soften the blow by converting HOP thing feels off to me. If the Muppets (as owned and stewarded by Disney) were popular enough to justify the costs involved in converting HOP, we wouldn’t be having this discussion as MV wouldn’t be on the chopping block...

Probably. Not likely Most likely

I hope they’re changed to match the new tower

Imagine your ROI if you dropped that money in a modest investment vehicle instead.

Mr. Boogedy is on there, as are the Deadpool films. What’s the justification for why this catalogue film is nowhere to be found on the streamer?

Are they selling Mirabel dolls now?

I thought October was the new busy season.