Search results

They laid off a prominent NBA commentator at ESPN who apparently commanded a big salary. He’ll almost certainly be scooped up by another sports-media entity given his popularity.

Give the guy who predicted Steinhatchee a free Philharmagic Fastpass!

Wish I could vote against this in November

Netflix is up 47% YTD, trading a little below $700 a share. Can imagine what kinda streaming envy that gives Bob.

It’s an attraction with a small footprint that generates no added revenue in a highly traversed walkway. The show’s appeal was always nostalgia and its early WDW vintage. Now that’s gone; popularity will decrease further. A few years from now they’ll be looking for any way to goose more spending...

The question you should be asking is will the show even exist in five years. Seems just as likely it’ll be closed for an upcharged meet and greet experience.

Are you new here? 0.00%

With that kind of creative acumen no wonder his company’s output is spinning tires in a ditch.

Honestly it doesn’t matter who the replacement is. Iger’s Disney is here to stay. IP, sequels, diminishing-returns franchises. There’s no turning the Titanic around at this point.

UCF in-state tuition/books is estimated around $7000, so $5250 is still a sizable chunk of that. But of course for out-of-state (e.g. Florida resident for less than 12 months) the costs are ridiculously higher, something like $22,000. Would be interesting to know what percentage of WDW CMs have...

Overpriced shoe leather isn’t steak.

What’s the cost for a party of three? Absolutely bonkers that Disney has normalized a pay-to-ride system.

So why’s this ride broken down so much? Looks like it was running a total of 90 minutes from 9-6 yesterday.

The ride didn’t operate all morning?

Iger has never understood showmanship or the brand appeal, and he has delusions of grandeur = this

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/08/20/business/disney-vacation-debt.html Did this article about going into debt to finance a WDW vacation make the rounds yesterday?

When you factor in the multitude of announced/scuttled film productions, it’s pretty obvious what the game plan is for SW as an IP.

At this point it’s more shocking when new SW content doesn’t crash and burn.

Somebody needs to tell Iger it’s not too late to sell Animal Kingdom to Margaritaville.

The Disney park with the newest E-ticket IP land that’s not even five years old saw the biggest decrease. Is that good?