VJ
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i swear they weren't there when i came back to the thread!!You've been missing my posts.
i swear they weren't there when i came back to the thread!!You've been missing my posts.
Also remixed for the show stop variation for Tokyo Disneyland's Jubilation Parade.What Time Is It / Start the Party -- HStM:tM:tS
I still think they are OK at that price point. Once it gets beyond $15 is when it starts to get difficult I think.Should be interesting to see what D+ churn looks like after that price increase.
Also, interesting they are offering a Disney Bundle without ESPN+.
They are?Also, interesting they are offering a Disney Bundle without ESPN+. Having options isn't a bad thing, I guess.
Good point, another streaming service might get cut first for that family who would rather keep D+.I still think they are OK at that price point. Once it gets beyond $15 is when it starts to get difficult I think.
Unlike the other streamers, Disney is still spending hugely on new content. The goal is two new titles every week on D+ to justify the price hike.Disney lost $1.1 billion on streaming, worse than expected.
Hence the hefty price hike.
Overall pretty strong earnings report. Can't really deny the domestic parks aren't doing gangbusters business. Now that Disney+ is well established, the price increase makes sense, though it is pretty big. The new ad-supported tier costs as much as the no-ad service does currently.
They are?
Using the focus group of my family... Disney+ is mainly for the kids, and the bundle isn't too much more expensive than D+ alone, so adding Hulu (which I didn't really want) replaced Netflix. And I've been very pleasantly surprised by the Hulu library.I still think they are OK at that price point. Once it gets beyond $15 is when it starts to get difficult I think.
Good point, another streaming service might get cut first for that family who would rather keep D+.
Ads are for The Poors.A bundle of Disney+ and Hulu, both with ads, will be $9.99 per month.
Domestic parks were $1.6B of that.The profit from Parks, Cruises, Merch, Experiences was only $2.2B this quarter.
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