They pay very close attention to guest feedback scores. This is an over-simplified example, but this is my understanding of how they think about things.Do Chappie and his crew not see this, or just turn a deaf ear to it.
If that’s how you interpret this, I don’t know what to tell you. That’s an illogical and exaggerated extreme, as well as taking business personally.So Bobby got rid of those nasty, filthy, unfavorable APrs.
When this does not improve anything at the parks, I wonder who he will blame next?
I framed the question for entertainment purposes only, but it is a valid question.If that’s how you interpret this, I don’t know what to tell you. That’s an illogical and exaggerated extreme, as well as taking business personally.
I'm sorry. I posted a few facts about the history of the movie that I found interesting. You appear to be more interested in arguing. Whatever you are trying to argue has little bearing on the tidbit of history that I found interesting.Of course they are.
Yeah but you admitted that it was an apples to oranges comparison. Box Office visits was generally the only way to see a film for 50 years. That isn't true anymore. A more direct comparison of how much money a movie made would be to compare Song of the South with all the home video sales of Princess and the Frog. You start to throw in merchandise sales and potential future earnings and it's clear to see that Princess and the Frog is the real winner here.
Even if you want to subscribe to the most cynical view, that it was being done for money, PatF is going to make Disney far more money than Splash Mountain did.
Maybe they could add notifications to the MDE app to tell us when we are not spending enough like, “Warning, you risk being blocked from future park pass reservations unless you increase your spending while in the park”Next improvements to the customer mix will be limiting solos and couples. They're not spending enough.
Then maybe limit older guests, they're real stingy.
Maybe they can ask for copies of tax returns before they let guests enter to gauge the disposable income.
I'm sorry. I posted a few facts about the history of the movie that I found interesting. You appear to be more interested in arguing. Whatever you are trying to argue has little bearing on the tidbit of history that I found interesting.
If people are ever forced to consider the value in what they're getting from a Disney vacation vs. an alternative, Chapek is in big trouble.
I have a feeling couples spend a lot on food and drink (!!) though.Next improvements to the customer mix will be limiting solos and couples. They're not spending enough.
Then maybe limit older guests, they're real stingy.
Maybe they can ask for copies of tax returns before they let guests enter to gauge the disposable income.
And if your spending history is really low, you will only be permitted to visit Disney Springs and the nearest DVC kiosk.Even better, when you are trying to make a park pass reservation, they first check your spending history to see if you have spent enough, if no, you are blocked from park pass reservations, if yes, then, if your spending is high enough, you get choice of all three parks, if enough but lesser, you get only EPCOT or AK as choices.
Yes if anything Disney has become more adult centric over the years. They are the ones with money. Take a look around and see exactly how many kids are actually there. As an ex cast member I would venture to say the Disney Adult is rather a new thing. They are not selling those loungefly and dooneys to kids. 20 years ago you would get excited about maybe a t shirt and of course a watch to show you were a true disney fan. Now its all high end jewlery and designer clothes. So yes imho Disney is loving the new demographic.I have a feeling couples spend a lot on food and drink (!!) though.
WDW right?...because I can tell you my last 3 visits in August and September to Disneyland were anything but uncrowded. We have no offseason which is exactly what is happening in Orlando right now. Don't worry, it will get worse closer to November.I have to say his plan is working. The parks are enjoyable again. I’ve been 3 time in the last month and half and the crowds are less and yet they are making money. More importantly even my partner says he’ll go back because the crowds are being controlled.
Portion sizes have shrunk = And McCarthy even admitted it
Grandparents be damned!Next improvements to the customer mix will be limiting solos and couples. They're not spending enough.
Then maybe limit older guests, they're real stingy.
Maybe they can ask for copies of tax returns before they let guests enter to gauge the disposable income.
They already did that!Next improvements to the customer mix will be limiting solos and couples. They're not spending enough.
Then maybe limit older guests, they're real stingy.
Maybe they can ask for copies of tax returns before they let guests enter to gauge the disposable income.
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