Miss Bella
Well-Known Member
It is still is that way. The experience onboard doesn't have anything to do with the marketing survey they sent out. Let's not conflate the two. The marketing survey had absolutely nothing to do with the cruise.
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How much of the DIS stock plummet is related to the parks? In particular, WDW..
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Disstevefan1
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I think the stock price falling is mostly due to the failing movie business and failing D+
Folks want to pile on and say WDW attendance is down, but they are making more money so that's all that matters to the shareholders and the fact is and their theme parks and cruise ships businesses are actually making money.
Folks want to pile on and say WDW attendance is down, but they are making more money so that's all that matters to the shareholders and the fact is and their theme parks and cruise ships businesses are actually making money.
CaptainAmerica
Premium Member
Correct.
The appropriate answer to the question posed in the thread title is "none whatsoever."
If anything, Parks performance is what's propping the stock up from falling even further.
123mart123
Active Member
It’s the last statement that should matter to the parks and resorts fans. The parks are the source of funds. Not a strategic investment of capital to the Disney leadership. And things are strained financially Overall.
Coaster Lover
Well-Known Member
- In the Parks
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I wonder if there is any legs at all to the rumors/suggestions/theories of Disney spinning off the parks/cruise lines into a separate business... it seems like (at least for now), the studios and Disney+ are what are bring everything down...
Disstevefan1
Well-Known Member
Well, yes, the financial strain on the company will probably result in less money invested in WDW.
That said, it does not matter the offerings at WDW, folks show up and spend money anyway.
John park hopper
Well-Known Member
The more people I talk to about WDW --more than in the past are saying we are done with WDW
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Miss Bella
Well-Known Member
I read some financial articles about Disney stock today. None of them listed Disney as a buy, but there were some suggestions to break up the stock.
Fordlover
Active Member
The massive sucking sound of a money hole that D+ is on the rest of the company. No dividend is also reflective of a company that is not performing well, and dissuades new/more investors. And I believe the political bruhaha just causes people to take sides and retreat further to the corners, rather than make a stronger entertainment company.
Disclaimer: I am a disappointed Disney stock holder.
Disclaimer: I am a disappointed Disney stock holder.
Miss Bella
Well-Known Member
What about Disney getting into real estate development? They are developing a huge community in Rancho Mirage, California for the 55+. My parents lived in Palm Desert so I'm familiar with the area. I'm not sure if this is a good investment in this economic environment.
Disstevefan1
Well-Known Member
The losses in D+ every quarter (because it was clearly communicated) could possibly be tolerated IF their movie business is not on track to lose 1 BILLION dollars at the box office for 2023.
123mart123
Active Member
Same here. Friends used to be so enthusiastic about Disney. While expensive it was always worth it. They’d even get others to go…now they are very anti Disney.
They are not bored or worn out…they feel Disney is taking advantage of everyone. And it’s so complex and stressful to go now.
‘funny, once that vacation pattern breaks, it seems to break hard…because it took a lot to break it.
I suspect that they decided returns don't matter that much anymore. And the reality is at some point they would be correct. Remember they have a finite supply of tickets or rooms for any given day... the population of the country/world is continuing to grow... When WDW was created the total population of the US which was their original market was only 207 million... today it's over 330 million and they now court lots of the international travelers... So if they never build new parks eventually they reach a point where they don't need return customers, just rope in some new rubes each day and fleece them for all they have.
The fact that the parks continue to churn out more revenue each year says otherwise.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
No…what is says is they’re dangerously coming close to breaking their parks model
With price increases…
So that’s the game.
You’re not gonna like if if they “win”…or “lose”
WishIWasRetired
Active Member
I agree the only reason the parks are making money is because they raised ticket prices, charge for genie plus charge for ILL while eliminating perks like Disney Magical Express and using the park reservation system to minimally staff the parks.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
Splash4eva
Well-Known Member
Maybe answering that way and Disney realizing that the Majority of their guests dont want to deal with this non sense they will open their eyes and realize what they need to do going forward…
KeithVH
Well-Known Member
Sometimes I think, at least with D+, it's a questions of good money after bad. You'd think "why spend money and then not release?". But, at least with Captain Nemo, that's happening. See this.
Kinda sad. I would have watched that. But with the butchering going on at D+ right now, we'll be dropping our subscription next month. If I didn't know any better, I'd say that type of thinking is picking up more steam as we go along.
Kinda sad. I would have watched that. But with the butchering going on at D+ right now, we'll be dropping our subscription next month. If I didn't know any better, I'd say that type of thinking is picking up more steam as we go along.
Nubs70
Well-Known Member
Why?? Because it's none of their F-in business