JD80
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Got a trip to port orleans coming up, huh?
It’s a concrete garden with oversized lawn chairs that just look weird
I was there in December. What's Port Orleans have anything to do with it?
Got a trip to port orleans coming up, huh?
It’s a concrete garden with oversized lawn chairs that just look weird
I figured you must have been delirious from a sugar rush and ketoacidosis brought on by Sassagoula Beignets…I was there in December. What's Port Orleans have anything to do with it?
I agree you have to spend to make…Naive no, I am a capitalist. You have to spend money to make money. Universal is not going away, and if Epic is as popular as they hope that another park will be built. Disney needs to pick up their game. The decisions and Action need to happen quickly to keep their hold on the public. One of my favorite sayings is tomorrow is promised to no one, Disney should have this engraved in their board rooms as inaction will ultimately be their doom.
Fair fair, but are we going to act like the pandemic had nothing to do with that? I could be wrong and probably am, but just a thought.First expansion was Toy Story Land in 2018, the second was Zootopia in 2023, 5 years later. Wouldn't exactly call that back-to-back or going through expansions quickly.
The best time for any business to invest is during times of crisis…because the central banks will do anything you need to fend off the blowFair fair, but are we going to act like the pandemic had nothing to do with that? I could be wrong and probably am, but just a thought.
I couldn’t connect those dots. I have to admit that was a bit of a non-linear connection of thoughts lol. I like POR quite a bit, the foliage and landscaping is nice and it doesn’t cost 800$ a night.I figured you must have been delirious from a sugar rush and ketoacidosis brought on by Sassagoula Beignets…
…to not notice the ugly concrete void on the center of the park
I’ll tell you why I use port orleans some other time…it’s not because I have any problems with portI couldn’t connect those dots. I have to admit that was a bit of a non-linear connection of thoughts lol. I like POR quite a bit, the foliage and landscaping is nice and it doesn’t cost 800$ a night.
I couldn’t connect those dots. I have to admit that was a bit of a non-linear connection of thoughts lol. I like POR quite a bit, the foliage and landscaping is nice and it doesn’t cost 800$ a night.
Port Orleans is right next to the fanciest and best guest service resort on property - WDW Four Seasons.POR is by far the best value among on-property hotels IMO -- not that that's necessarily saying much considering how jacked up the prices are across the board.
I love four seasons, but don’t want to drop that dough in Orlando. That’s our go to for overseas relaxing options… and HawaiiPort Orleans is right next to the fanciest and best guest service resort on property - WDW Four Seasons.
You’ll feel different when Bob builds a dvc ontop of country at all star music and farms out the operation to mandarin orientalI love four seasons, but don’t want to drop that dough in Orlando. That’s our go to for overseas relaxing options… and Hawaii
Port Orleans is right next to the fanciest and best guest service resort on property - WDW Four Seasons.
Four seasons owns the landI don't think the Four Seasons is technically on property (although it may be).
Regardless, I meant Disney owned/operated hotels.
Which one? French Quarter or Riverside?POR is by far the best value among on-property hotels IMO -- not that that's necessarily saying much considering how jacked up the prices are across the board.
Four seasons owns the land
That’s what made it a unique deal when it happened
It’s not the Swolphin
Which one? French Quarter or Riverside?
Indeed…That's what I thought, because I think the golf course used to be a Disney course and Four Seasons bought and renovated it too.
Do not disagree with you. I do believe Disney was legitimately scared to invest billions of dollars as long as the law suites were unsettled. IF (a big if) Florida and Disney hammer out a development plan that both can live with, things can move forward, I am not a Disney apologist by any means, but I did a deep dive of Disney's investment prior to Covid. When you total the investment it is quite impressive. Quickly, but not all inclusive was over a billion in the magic band technology, the redevelopment of MK's Storybook area, Pandora, Toy Story land, Star War land, Mickey and Minnie RR, The Rat ride, Guardians of the galaxy, and Tron. My complaint is that since Covid they have stopped with new capital expenditures. That is why I was greatly disappointed in the promotion of Chapek, a true penny pincher who had cut back on many of the above named projects. Your posts are witty and I find myself agreeing with most of what you post. I am just hopeful on this you are wrong (please be wrong as I really enjoy going to Disney and at 70 yr old, do not know how many years I have left).I agree you have to spend to make…
But the management has decided against the model that worked for 50 years and decided limiting investment and raising scarcity is the way to go.
They already told you what they thought they had to do to counter universal’s expansion: nothing.
Disney
They did nothing. And now they’ll string out the next set of repurposing.
When someone tells you who they are…BELIEVE THEM
It’s really complicated…buried deep in their data mining archives that they have been collecting for decades…Do not disagree with you. I do believe Disney was legitimately scared to invest billions of dollars as long as the law suites were unsettled. IF (a big if) Florida and Disney hammer out a development plan that both can live with, things can move forward, I am not a Disney apologist by any means, but I did a deep dive of Disney's investment prior to Covid. When you total the investment it is quite impressive. Quickly, but not all inclusive was over a billion in the magic band technology, the redevelopment of MK's Storybook area, Pandora, Toy Story land, Star War land, Mickey and Minnie RR, The Rat ride, Guardians of the galaxy, and Tron. My complaint is that since Covid they have stopped with new capital expenditures. That is why I was greatly disappointed in the promotion of Chapek, a true penny pincher who had cut back on many of the above named projects. Your posts are witty and I find myself agreeing with most of what you post. I am just hopeful on this you are wrong (please be wrong as I really enjoy going to Disney and at 70 yr old, do not know how many years I have left).
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