And nothing but movie IP as far as the Iger can see.
Did you say that in front of a mirror?I don't think you have a firm understanding of how much money $60 billion is.
I'm sure when Disney greenlit Ratatouille and Tron they were like "I love how unpopular these IPs are! No one will come to visit these boring attractions! Yay us!"Only Ratatouille and TRON were really intended as providing some additional capacity to the parks. The others were intended to induce demand which negates the added capacity.
They were panic additions to deal with the failure of NextGen to significantly push off the need for capacity. They were [relatively] quick and cheap.I'm sure when Disney greenlit Ratatouille and Tron they were like "I love how unpopular these IPs are! No one will come to visit these boring attractions! Yay us!"
Capacity is not a measure of crowdedness. Capacity is a measure of how many people can visit the park.
All of those expansions increased capacity while also increasing demand.
Actually they were thinking “oh we already have the blueprints for these so let’s save money and just cram them in somewhere but spread it out over 5 years too”I'm sure when Disney greenlit Ratatouille and Tron they were like "I love how unpopular these IPs are! No one will come to visit these boring attractions! Yay us!"
Capacity is not a measure of crowdedness. Capacity is a measure of how many people can visit the park.
All of those expansions increased capacity while also increasing demand.
That 60 billion includes 2 or 3 new cruise ships and another large chunk is going to Asia parks. How much will be left for WDW and Disneyland? I dunno. Luckily,...a new Board can change this future plan radically.Anyone want to wager the over under on actual new rides going into the parks over the next 10 years that will truly add capacity? Not refurbs, overlays, reimagined, replacements, meet and greets, shows, cupcakes, preview centers, ect... Actual new rides on currently undeveloped expansion pads.
Perfect Super Bowl prop bet. Will there be more TDs on Sunday or rides built in WDW over the next 4 yearsAnyone want to wager the over under on actual new rides going into the parks over the next 10 years that will truly add capacity? Not refurbs, overlays, reimagined, replacements, meet and greets, shows, cupcakes, preview centers, ect... Actual new rides on currently undeveloped expansion pads.
I hate to be the bearer of bad news…I'll bet my left kidney the parks get new capacity.
Friendly reminder of new major capacity (not lateral) additions over the last 5 years:
Disneyland Galaxy's Edge (2019)
Epcot's Ratatouille (2021)
Disney Wish (2022)
Disneyland MMRR (2023)
MK's Tron (2023)
Shanghai's Zootopia (2023)
Hong Kong's Frozen (2023)
And we're about to enter a phase where the parks receive substantially more investment? Of course, they're going to create a lot of new capacity.
A lot of the glaring redevelopment necessities have been fulfilled (the bones are good), so now we can enter a new era of capacity additions.
…he did it…so I don’t have toOnly Ratatouille and TRON were really intended as providing some additional capacity to the parks. The others were intended to induce demand which negates the added capacity.
That’s a suckers betPerfect Super Bowl prop bet. Will there be more TDs on Sunday or rides built in WDW over the next 4 years
All of those expansions increased capacity while also increasing demand.
IncorrectI'm sure when Disney greenlit Ratatouille and Tron they were like "I love how unpopular these IPs are! No one will come to visit these boring attractions! Yay us!"
Capacity is not a measure of crowdedness. Capacity is a measure of how many people can visit the park.
All of those expansions increased capacity while also increasing demand.
B3…you just sunk Bob’s battleshipAll of this "60 Billion over 10 years" turbo charge stuff is just more of the same Blue Sky dreaming talk that we have all been hearing in the past 3 years.
This is all coming from the same people that fought and struggled as HARD as they could for FIVE YEARS to build a county park with trees and benches in the middle of Epcot with LED lights, a water pump walk through attraction and a cool Walt Statue. Yeah,..these people are STILL working as hard as they can to finish the rest of it...hopefully this year?
So yeah,...these same people are bragging about a future 60 billion dollar plan and great things coming soon...so please buy our stock.
I agree...Incorrect
Replacements do not increase capacity…and they have needed capacity for 15+ years as is
I agree...
Remind me where I said replacements add capacity, alternatively, what did Tron and Ratatouille replace?
???All of those expansions increased capacity while also increasing demand.
Remember,...increasing capacity also increases daily operational costs,..they very thing Disney want's to LOWER.
Guys,...every single penny of Parks revenue needs to be vacuumed OUT of the parks and given to the failing areas of the company. The Parks won't prosper until PIXAR, Lucasfilm, Marvel and other divisions are financially healthy again. Yeah,...the Parks are the life-ring that float the company. Other divisions are lead weight pulling it down.
Mmmm hmmmmm…Looks like earnings report was fueled by price increases and internal cuts.
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