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Your post that I replied to implied that most were Disney Execs with second or third homes there.

Golden Oak is a few things 1. not within the District. The land was de-anexed from the district. 2. The homes are not on Disney Property. The land was sold to the residents. It is their land. 3. Not mostly composed of Disney Executives.

But that argument discounts the decline at SeaWorld, Universal and even 6 Flags parks. Higher prices at Disney, if they lowered attendance would result in higher attendance at lower priced competing offerings.

Hard No Here. But it will never happen. Silver Dollar City tried to open another theme park in Branson and it went belly up. OZ in Kansas is a ghost town. Frontier City in OKC can't even get the Six Flags name on the park it is so deserted. How bad does a park have to be for Six Flags to not own...

I think you do not understand how timeshares work. Adding in additional owners to the association does not change anything. For every addition of points, there is an equal number of new villas available. In fact, while the property is for sale, they continually declare and make available for...

The original Disney hotels did not 'have themes'. The Polynesian Village Resort had a theme, the Contemporary did not have a theme, it was just the mid-century modern hotel, while we were in the Mid-Century. It was the epitome of Brutalist architecture, when Brutalist architecture was the rage...

Sounds like it is crashing even faster than predicted.

But the statistics do not agree with you. I was a cable TV junkie with every channel I could get. My cable bill was $200 month. Now I have YouTubeTV, a couple of streaming services and pay less than $100 month. It just was not worth the extra $100 a month.

And again, you are just making up things. Do you have anything to back up what you are saying?

No, the customers want modern, luxury feeling resorts with minimal theming. Just like Las Vegas has spend the last 10 years removing the theming. That is not what people want except for a few Disney uber fans. Just like for years, people called Wilderness Lodge dated. Or Beach Club dated, or...

What the hell is it? I could not make hide nor hair of it.

I do not see that as a problem. As pointed out, Universal is 150 for the base and if you want to skip lines, that is another 200. Locally, Hamilton is in town. Tickets started at 125 for the upper balcony. for 3 hours. If you wanted to actually see the show Orchestra Seats started at 205...

And what is wrong with that. Unbundle as much as possible and I can decide what I want and then pay for it. I dropped my cable because the only package they had with the channels I wanted was their top tier. I would much rather pay for the channels I want, so I switched to streaming and ala...

Actually they do advertise for food and drink. And why the aversion to things behind a paywall? That is how most entertainment works. And most entertainment has upcharges available as well.

They have the Blood Carpet upcharge with private RIP lounge, tour of the houses, and ... more

me too. But not from PA but from Texas. This is truly a holiday party, not a kids play time like MVMCP. Jazz, Tip Top Club, stage show with live music, and Food and Adult Beverages. Sounds better than my company Christmas Party. (And I plan it :( )

Where do you live, I can probably give you addresses. Depending on where you live, I might even know a few of the owners. All you have to do is watch the Great Christmas Light Fight. Many of those losing lightshows put Lights of Winter to shame.

I have one in my front yard. Lights of Winter was just a basic Lightorama show using incandescent lighting on some metal frames. The tech for it was not even cutting edge when it was created. Even Osborne Lights only had 1 pixel matrix on the tunnel of lights. Everything else was just, again...

As far as the 's it has to do with trademark and service mark law. Brands should be used as Adjectives describing a product. Using the possesive makes the brand a noun. Specifically, the name of the product. That can lead to 'Brand Dilution' and loss of the mark. A good example is 'Nike'. The...

Walt Disney World security is not outsourced. Disneyland Paris has outsourced security, but not Orlando or Anaheim. As stated above, Landscape is only outsourced by RCID