I heard a rumour ...

H20Babie

Well-Known Member
Original Poster
I heard a rumour on my recent trip that Disney sold two of their golf courses for 1-point-something million per acre to an private (outside) source, and that they would be using this money (over a billion) for a new park. In almost the same breath, the CM also said that it would be mainly thrill rides, in order to compete with Universal. :lol:

Also told to me was that only 1/3 of Disney's land is developed, and that it is planned to leave 1/3 undeveloped, therefore leaving the remaining 1/3 of the land to be developed. That, I can see.

I thought it was a bunch of hogwash (new park-wise), but can anyone substantiate the golf course sale?

Please, don't shoot the messenger; I'm only repeating what was said to me by a CM and asking for any substantiation of the sale.

:wave:
 

paige1217

New Member
I heard a rumor....... They say you have a broken heart......LOL Sorry guilty pleasure is horrible 80's songs ( Bananarama if you are not sure of my reference) I really dont think Disney has to worry too much with competing with Universal....IMHO its liking comparing Apples to Oranges and everytime I go to Universal its no where near the crowds that are at Disney World
 

slappy magoo

Well-Known Member
I've no idea if it's true, but I'd make the argument that Disney doesn't have to sell anything to build something else. And if they're going to build a fifth gate, then it's time to reduce the admission fees for the Studios and Animal Kingdom, because they're being underutilized for the money.
 

DMC-12

It's HarmonioUS, NOT HarmoniYOU.
I heard a rumor....... They say you have a broken heart......LOL Sorry guilty pleasure is horrible 80's songs ( Bananarama if you are not sure of my reference)


Haha... I was just thinking about the same thing... you read my mind.. and its the first thing I thought of when I seen the title of this thread. LOL :lol: :eek: /is a dork
 

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