I mean, with social distancing and less character-guest interaction I'm sure many of us are unsurprised by this, but can you be more specific as to what will be missing?
The OPs track record for reporting accurate information is expecially poor.
I heard in twitter that they are doing only a cavalcade size "parade".
I find it funny how they have no problem gathering a big crowd for an hour for fireworks but are afraid of doing a spread out crowd along the parade route?
It's just an excuse to make cuts and save money
Both fireworks and parades with guests waiting for both to begin some waiting more than an hour to stake their place on the parade route have something in common. Those guests aren't spending enough money and instead are just waiting.
That's what the rolling merchandise carts before the parade were for but I guess that's not enough money for Mr Chapek.
If you were a business owner wouldn't you care about selling more items to improve profits? I would.
I understand Disney is a struggling small business.
You mean the Christmas disney tv commercial with singers and almost no parade?
Can't help you if one does not grasp running a for profit operation.
Once again, there is no staffing challenge for entertainment. They are sitting on lists of hundreds worth of performers on furlough, displacement, or lay off waiting for recalls. They just don’t want to spend the money. That’s all.
We talking some performers missing similar to what TDL did for Dreaming up or some floats will be missing as well?
Float heavy, performer light.
www.cnbc.com
What was 2019......Disney parks & products division returns to profit as theme park losses narrow, merchandise sales soar
Disney's theme park division posted its first profit since the pandemic began, the company reported Thursday.
Seems like they’re just scraping by, better make some cuts
I'm good so is my 401K. Higher rev from merchandise - like to hear it! Business 101 - the measure of a company is its profits.Disney parks & products division returns to profit as theme park losses narrow, merchandise sales soar
Disney's theme park division posted its first profit since the pandemic began, the company reported Thursday.
Seems like they’re just scraping by, better make some cuts
Entertainment isn’t the only department still not operating as normal.
