News Disney plans to accelerate Parks investment to $60 billion over 10 years

[Andrew C]

Turbocharge! That is a fun word.

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

Turbocharge! That is a fun word.

The Red Sox ownership said “full throttle” last year going into free agency…
…and then did nothing

Seems very similar from “10 habits of ineffective managers”

 

[Vegas Disney Fan]

The line “Turbocharged, first used in Sept 2023” defines modern Disney. It’s been 17 months and no dirt has moved, but according to them they’re in turbocharge mode.

2027 seems optimistic even if they started tomorrow, this is a company notorious for their slow construction pace.

 

[marni1971]

They wouldn’t know a turbocharge if it bit them on their upcharge.

 

[Disstevefan1]

Turbocharged: Disney Announces $3 Billion Increase in Capital Expenditures to $8 Billion Total in 2025

The Walt Disney Company has released its 2024 Annual Report and its 2025 Capital Expenditure forecast shows a jump in spending

blogmickey.com

The only thing that's going to be turbocharged in 2025 is Iger's net worth.

 

[Disstevefan1]

They wouldn’t know a turbocharge if it bit them on their upcharge.

Nominee for the best post of 2025!

 

[jpinkc]

Nominee for the best post of 2025!

Seconded can we please just end the voting now for 25!!!

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

They wouldn’t know a turbocharge if it bit them on their upcharge.

…like in the “cupcake”?

 

[Cliff]

I would like to see Burbank turbo-charge and accelerate the maintenance and daily operations budgets of Disney parks FIRST. Spend money, fix and properly maintain what you already have before you build anything new.

Burbank, how can you say you are doing all these great things in the future when you don't even have the money yet to properly maintain what you have right now?

 

[Tha Realest]

I would like to see Burbank turbo-charge and accelerate the maintenance and daily operations budgets of Disney parks FIRST. Spend money, fix and properly maintain what you already have before you build anything new.

Burbank, how can you say you are doing all these great things in the future when you don't even have the money yet to properly maintain what you have right now?

I remember one theory / justification offered as to the theory why Disney was redoing Splash was because the maintenance costs for all the AAs was costly and an ongoing headache.