It's hilarious that they're still sticking with that. Park Reservations are the one single driver of negative guest experiences greater than crowded parks. It's not at all that the system allows them to greater control $taffing variability within the resorts.
honestly i think it's because going from "we have everything" to "we have nothing and everyone else has everything" would suck for any company
It was down on the day around 4:45.
D+ good news is, itself, Netflix bad news IMO.
People IN the parks are happy because there's a bunch of people OUTSIDE the parks who weren't allowed in.
Yeah, we've known that for months. That's still not news. Is this the first time you looked a Disney stocks in the past half year?Look to the left
Popcorn at the Magic Kingdom will be priced by the Kernel. Butter upcharge options available.
What I meant is it’s still down for the day.
We're never getting WDW trams back.
I thought the subject of the stocks was what it was doing in the after market. Because, we now have the quarterly report and seeing how it affects stock.
People have been screaming for years that the parks are too crowded. The pandemic finally allowed them to put a crowd control mechanism in place that wasn’t just raising prices (which didn’t work), and now people are complaining Disney won’t fill the parks to over-crowding levels anymore?
Onsite resort guests should be exempt from Park Pass. That's the only fix it needs.
Not a valid option when 50% of visitors on any given day are not onsite resort guests. If 100% of guests are not using the reservation model it fails miserably.
And it worked so well that they had to fully monetize Fast Pass with Genie!
