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accommodations are not supposed to be consistent. They are supposed to be tailored as much possible to the individual need. What accommodation our party may need and after discussion with WDW they provide is absolutely no business of yours. And as has been said already, if the...

It makes no sense to argue that you need to cripple the benefits to DAS, which are their to help people who are in need, because other people might want to use them. It certainly makes no sense because for people looking to cheat the system, even if you did cripple DAS accommodations slightly...

I don't think that would be a bad idea. With swan and dolphin looking to increase its convention profile, it would make sense for Disney to have something to cater to that market, and the location at Jellrolls/ACD would be perfect. Plus if Disney things the market is there, it would be much...

I would have to go back and see what was being offered then vs now, but i will be honest even that is 25 years ago, and i don't think its the same market then as now. Also, and again haven't done any checking, I would hazard a guess the offering/marketing weren't balanced. There might have...

I I didn’t mean you were half a century, I was referring to when WDW first opened in the 70’s.

I am not sure why you would be surprised. While some people have attended and may have liked Jellyrolls, its not exactly a marque feature of the WDW experience. It's not so popular that you needed to control reservations to get in. You aren't seeing long lines of people every night waiting...

I will be honest i don't really look as having any relevance to how a business marketed itself over half a century ago, which is when WDW was first being developed. Not judging what was done back during those days for that market, as being "right" or "wrong" just irrelevant to the current...

Yeah to be fair i read that wrong. That statement does go beyond what i was reading. They seem to be implying Jellyrolls wanted to stay, and that Disney made the call to not let them.

So your saying it was an owners decision, to do something with property it owned? BREAKING NEWS

This. There could be multiple details, but fundamentally it comes down to does Disney believe they can make more money running its own operation on site, vs. being an landlord and just collecting rent. If the answer is yes, the landlord isn't renewing the tenant no matter what.

I don't think you are ever going to see, nor should WDW be looking for a balance between kids/adult things to do. Almost no business is looking to market itself totally balanced to all segments of the market. The focus of any business should be on its target demographic. Sure you may offer...

Its property they already own, with a structure already build. It's close to the park properties, but not right in the parks or where you are taking up space that could be used for rides/park expansion. Its probably the best and most cost effective choice for more office space they could have...

Honestly i don't think cost/affording comes into it as a bar, at least on absolute level. Do you honestly believe that WDC, if there was a project that they deemed to be profitable to build, doesn't A) have the money to build to; or B) have the capacity to get financing for such a project...

The population of Australia is less than that of the tri state area. How/why would the rate significant investment into a brand new destination resort?

If you are going to look at international expansion, I don't think there is any way you can take politics out of it. I mean we can try and steer away from the right/wrong evaluation of concerns, but looking at geopolitical stability, is going to be one of the primary factors in examining...

You don't see how geopolitical tensions and global instability would factor into things?

This seems like pretty macro/simplistic analyst as to discussing WD company building. For example it lists Walt Disney World date at 71. This completely ignores Epcott that was opened in 82, Animal Kingdom opening in 98, and and MGM/Hollywood Studios opening in 89. But assuming the...

Or they aren't old senile fools stuck in the past holding onto pepperidge farm memories in an attempt to starve off irrelevance and the fact that time is passing them by. Tomatoe/Tomaatoe

Really? That hasn't been my experience at all. Once we have a VQ, I know i don't have to rush out and wait around for that ride. We get to go about our day, doing LL rides, eating, shoping ect., never having to just sit around in line waiting. Once your boarding group is called absent the...

I am much more satisfied not having to wait in line for extended period of time to board a ride, as opposed to knowing i have a certain time slot, and being able to do other things with my time. Also Guest Satisfaction is completely irrelevant. Guest SPENDING is a relevant metric...