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Meh. Looks like the place that your kids friends from school would have their birthday party at. And it would be in an industrial park in a warehouse.

It’s in preparation for the Nightmare Before Christmas overlay.

This all started with a Wall Street Journal article titled “Even Disney is worried about the high cost of a Disney vacation.” Then Disney responded to the article, using corporate speak to try and discredit the article. This is what my experience has been. The Wall Street Journal has broken...

Simply using the past as a future performance indicator means that there will most certainly be a recession in the future, the only question is when. Disney has increased their exposure to a recession by going all in on a boutique park model that caters to the rich. Also, Iger’s attempt to...

Each year, Chevy sells millions of vehicles in the low to mid 5 figures. Ferrari sells about 8500 vehicles priced in the mid $300,000 range. Of course it’s less cumbersome for Ferrari, but they are much more susceptible to downturns in the economy, since they are a luxury brand with a limited...

Internal numbers show that the Premier Pass is taking away from how much guests are spending on resorts, food and merchandise. Average guest length of stay went down during the two months when Premium Lighting Pass was vying for guest $$. This can only mean one thing. Guests are not always...

Imagine her face when she sees Shamu do that backflip.

It was $20,000 for a week at WDW in 2010 (including airfare, park tix and deluxe resort) Try closer to $35k+ now.

I don’t know, I don’t see a lot of CEOs in those lines. I see a lot of Missourians.

What is happening with prices and why are people not pushing back against this? Just 4 years ago, a family of 4 could get into a park and have a nice day for under $700. Now it’s closer to $2000. I’m sure most of this is going on credit cards or coming out of home equity, because incomes have...

“Here in Florida we have something special we never enjoyed at Disneyland – the blessing of size. There’s enough land here to hold all the ideas and plans we can possibly imagine.” —Walt Disney Obviously not.

Disney should watch out. $799 New Years Eve dinners, $26 cake slices, $369 fast passes… The influencer and social media buzz is mainly focusing on and highlighting the high prices. If they get a knee jerk reaction from vacationers that they’re only for the rich, business could drop off quickly...

$449 for a single day at MK??! C’mon, get real. What do they think they’re doing there, selling slices of cake??? 😂🤣😂

$199?! Who do they think they are, The Cake Bake Shop??!

I wouldn’t even want to be around the type of people who could afford this. That’s $2000 per couple, including tax. I guess afterwards, you could finish off the evening by going over to the Cake Bake Shop and have $100 worth of cake and cookies.

Are you trying to tell me that if Hillary Clinton had won in 2016, that she wouldn’t have had a speaking part? If Bill Clinton had a speaking part, Trump should have a speaking part. This has nothing to do with which political party I endorse, it’s fairness. If it were the other way around, I...

No matter which side you fall, it is democracy in action. It would be disingenuous to not give the president elect the same treatment that has been given to every president since the opening of the attraction. Put politics aside, Disney

We could never be friends 😄🍪

Absolutely agree. $25 for a slice of cake makes this place DOA. Even if they were to lower the price by half, it will always be remembered as the overpriced cake place. Remember Ruby Tuesdays? They had one item on their menu that was 2200 cal and they got the reputation for having unhealthy...

There’s a problem called Corporate Parasitic Drag, which Disney needs to start wrapping their heads around. This happens when one part of a corporation leeches money away from another, without generating more income for the company. Vacationers are maxing out on how much they will spend on a...