Twilight_Roxas
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Say that to The Simpsons & Avatar.Fox IP can stay in the cinema and on streaming thank you. Not in the theme parks
Say that to The Simpsons & Avatar.Fox IP can stay in the cinema and on streaming thank you. Not in the theme parks
No Ta, obviously a time when Disney wanted to appeal to older kids and it didn't work out.
I do t think FOX IP would ever make its way to the parks but if they wanted to in order to complete more with Universal (more for older kids/adults) then I think they would do it solely as a 5th gate which I think has an even smaller chance of happening.
It’s not a bad idea. Disney pays the breakup fee and change for the Marvel rights and “Star Wars (1977)”.maybe Disney should negotiate with Comcast and back out of Fox for exclusive rights to all Marvel
sorry... couldn't resist
It work for Hong Kong Disneyland.For a theme park in which Snow White's Scary Adventure and Stitch's Great Escape was too scary... don't count on it unless it becomes an age-restricted upcharge. And even then, Disney is loathe to do almost anything which isn't for all ages.
Not as much as Sky is.I'm pretty sure keeping Disney from creating new lands or a 4th gate for Marvel is worth a massive amount of money to Comcast
Sure, but are you talking about trading actual shares for a modification of the Marvel-IoA contract? PP mentioned negotiations with Disney relating to Sky but it seems that Comcast is already in a strong position to pick up all of Sky if they don't spend 80 billion on Fox.Not as much as Sky is.
We'll give you the Simpsons and a 1977 Gremlin for the Fox Fanfare in Star Wars and a crate of pre-2013 Twinkies
Say that to The Simpsons & Avatar.
I think the actual value of Disney's half stack half cash offer is at minimum worth 39.00 a share. That is based on a Disney share price of
F $120.00. One sixth of which would be $20.00 a share and then $19.00 a share in cash,totals $39.00 a share. Given that the 17% of Murdoch's class will be all stock, his value is $40.00 a share plus tax deferral of over 20% or approximately $48.00 a share. Count on his 17% vote to favor Disney no matter if Comcast comes back with an offer of $45
a share. Then taking a proportional 20% on the $20.00 a share adds $4.00 a share to the after tax Disney offer, it actually works out to $43.00 a share cash equivalent. Then consider those who think Disney will monetize Fox's assests better than Comcast like I do. People like me would require a minimum of $46.00 a share cash compared to the Disney offer. Now I know I am the exception but unless Comcast makes an offer of at least $44.00 a share before the Justice Department approve the Disney deal this is over. Further all Disney has to do is offer $42.00 a share half cash and half stock and they beat any offer Comcast makes under $46.00 a share.
If Comcast were to offer $50.00 or more a share I would let them have it and go bankrupt. There is no way in the world that Fox is worth 60.00 a share. Remember new Fox is expected to be with 10.00 a share. If comcast wants to go broke let them. No one thinks comcast can go over 45 a share.What if Comcast offers $50? Or $52?
The game isn’t done yet. They’ve gone this far...I expect them to continue till the chicken is determined
never heard that before.... are they under construction?20th Century Fox... World? Ok.
I agree with your basic idea that Disney may expand their themepark operations to include a top Disney Brand and a lower division. However I am not sure they would exuded Orlando and California. If I were to run the company I would buy both SeaWorld and Six Flags. I would add Seaworld fo the Six Flags Division, sign a contract with AT&T to use the DC characters at Six Flags and SeaWorld and then add SeaWorld fo the Platinum Plus Six Flags membership and or Disney Platinum plan. An interesting fact is that the metropolitan New York and New Jersey is the highest concentration of DVC owners and Six Flags would make a great addition as Great Adventure is in Jackson NJ and Magic Mountain would compliment Disneyland. It would also go after Universal as both Magic Mountain and SeaWorld compete with Universal. Disney could also build a Six Flags park at Flamingo Crossnd with SeaWorld and Bush Gardens Tampa really go after the local market in Florida.On the Theme Park side of this deal, I wonder if Disney would start up a new Theme Park brand in other parts of the country/world where they could use some of the less 'Disney' IPs that could appeal to an more thrill oriented audience to create a Six Flags/Busch Gardens competitor. Likely not in Orlando, but other Markets that could be ripe for locals/day trips.
On the Theme Park side of this deal, I wonder if Disney would start up a new Theme Park brand in other parts of the country/world where they could use some of the less 'Disney' IPs that could appeal to an more thrill oriented audience to create a Six Flags/Busch Gardens competitor. Likely not in Orlando, but other Markets that could be ripe for locals/day trips.
I think Disney would still allow it similar to Universal using Marvel in Orlando & Japan when Disney acquired Marvel.And they have planned 2 parks in Malaysia & Dubai....Unless Disney decides to stop them...
The idea may have legs but it doesn't appeal to me - either as a consumer or as a shareholder.I agree with your basic idea that Disney may expand their themepark operations to include a top Disney Brand and a lower division.
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