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Will this suit impact any daily operations/communications between Disney and RCID? The two work hand in hand on a daily basis.

Also two good profiles on some of the firms working on the case: https://news.bloomberglaw.com/business-and-practice/disney-goes-after-desantis-with-omelveny-wilmerhale-veterans?context=search&index=0&campaign=E4B84A5E-E481-11ED-B62E-5C5A42689A38&utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=lawdesk...

Still waiting to see if this will in any way shape or form impact the move of WDI to Lake Nona. It already was pushed back to 2026.

This doesn’t answer the whole part of the question, but part of the issue is if you dissolve the district you still have to take care of outstanding debt owed by the district to bond holders. The debt then falls to Orange and Osceola County, who probably don’t want to take on additional debt

O'Melveny & Myers is a prestigious firm. Not surprising that Disney went with them.

Well, the betting odds for a special session appear to be getting better.

It is important to note that the makeup of the court has changed dramatically. This new court is remarkably different from previous ones.

Wonder how this will affect the 24-hr Adventhealth urgent care by 535 and the cast member health building behind Epcot.

If it’s Tokyo DisneySea, you will have no argument from me.

RCFD handles most, save for some circumstances where they had to call in Orange or Osceola for mutual aid.

Not much. Most spending is related to the Parks & Resorts with some small amounts being spent on shows and TV for Disney Media in Florida. Florida does not have the tax incentives that Georgia has for shows and movies. In fact, after Florida's tax incentive programs ended, most Florida-based...

Looking to what Disney's response will be to media outlets asking for comments from them.

That's why you keep the tracking slip. Still an interesting development and not the last time hearing about this.

Probably this.

There are multiple situations but let's assume for a second that somehow all bonds are paid off. If Orange and Osceola Counties had to cover everything that Reedy Creek does, it wouldn't be the end of the world. Rather, they would have a similar situation to Universal. SeaWorld, and I-Drive...

Cooper & Kirk is quite expensive to work with.

Guessing here, by Hartzog and 429 and Western Way.

The mil rate is being talked about being potentially raised to raise more revenue.

While on the topic of Reedy Creek utilities, kind of surprising to hear the RCES agreement was extended until 2032 in that same Feb 8 meeting.

Wonder if Disney will send someone be it in-house counsel, an intern, or someone else to just attend and watch/take notes. They have attended Orange County-Universal meetings before.