News Cost Cutting Measures Coming Early 2025

TrainsOfDisney

Well-Known Member
Just the same old thing about how bad Disney is now.
This is a thread about cost cutting….

I raved about my recent trip to Paris and last year I raved about the Art Festival. Heck… I even liked Tron even though I won’t ever ride the bike again - my back didn’t like it.

Disney is large and complex… they can make good decisions and mistakes and both should be discussed.
 

Chi84

Premium Member
This is a thread about cost cutting….

I raved about my recent trip to Paris and last year I raved about the Art Festival. Heck… I even liked Tron even though I won’t ever ride the bike again - my back didn’t like it.

Disney is large and complex… they can make good decisions and mistakes and both should be discussed.
Right. With an emphasis on the both.
 

Jayspency

Well-Known Member
In the Parks
No
My #SaveDinosaur campaign has just been given hope!

We need additions, not replacements. Increase that capacity the park desperately needs and should get.

With that being said.....#SaveDinosaur and let's go get the dino.
Even if its false hope hope is key.
 

Moth

Well-Known Member
with little mermaid, villains, and the parade happening this year, I'm not too sure about that one since they all seem to be pretty far into development. But who Knows.
I think older live entertainment will be reduced/cut completely. I also wouldn't be shocked if the Pixar Shorts Theater/Magic Eye becomes a victim to budget cuts.
 

Sirwalterraleigh

Premium Member
We are at the parks 4-6 time per year for around 7 days each trip and do multiple TS restaurants each trip. I just got back from a 13 day trip over Christmas/New Years, and we leave for a 9 night trip on February 8th. In 2024 we were there for 41 days over 6 trips. We are there a lot.

To be fair, some of that was also at Universal as we have AP’s for both parks, and we had Sea World Fun Cards one year.

In any event, over the 18 trips we’ve been to WDW since July of 2021 (only went twice that year, stupid Covid) the recent trend has been towards the parks, restaurants, etc being noticeably less crowded, especially in the last 6-12 months.
…yo Fido….we gotta talk 🤪
 

Sirwalterraleigh

Premium Member
But... but... Bob and Hugh said "$60 BILLION" and "expansion" during a quarterly meeting!!!!11!! They can't lie!!! (looks at 4 new cruise ships alone potentially taking 10% of that. Plus many other projects around the world...)

Personally, I think 1 of those hits, and a second gets a "shave". Which ones? I'll leave that to everyone's imagination.

And it was repeated on podcasts…so the money is guaranteed

…that’s how this works. Keep up, rookie
 

Sirwalterraleigh

Premium Member
So, lets set the odds:
1. Quiet/unannounced cancellation of Villains Land: 80 percent;
2. Cancellation of Cars Area, but only after they fill in ROA leaving an empty lot: 50 percent;
3. Cancellation of Monster Inc Land but only after they shut down Muppets: 40 percent;
4. Only half of new Tropical Americas gets done leaving Dinosaur behind unchanged: 70 percent;
5. None of Tropical Americas gets done, Dinosaur remains, rest of the land remains closed off indefinitely: 50 percent.

Thoughts? Other projections?

1. I’d say that one is almost certain to never happen…a “blue sky” misdirection by design to sell timeshares
2. That one I think is pretty assured. Like 75%. Only if water management is a headache Will they scrap that
3. Nah…that’s a go. Its ip bombardment and reskinned RNRC to call it something “new”. Not really a net add either…assuming no show ever arrives…just the door ride.
4/5. That’s a go…more ip bombardment. Though I bet what they’re planning is inadequate to provide Crowd relief or a new draw to dak. Gotta aim bigger.
 

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