JIMINYCR
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Sure, thats also another possibility.Eisner in his last years as CEO flew to India with Iger both scouting for a park there also.
This statement was reported years ago in regards to India during Igers time....
American entertainment company Walt Disney, which is investing $5 billion in a brand new theme park at Shanghai in China, has ruled out any investments in a theme park in India due to lack of support infrastructure apart from high investments required and sustainability of getting in visitors to the park on an ongoing basis for 365-days a year.
According to Andy Bird, chairman of Walt Disney International, theme park investment requires massive support infrastructure such as airports, power supply and roads, still not available in India. “Opening a theme park anywhere in the world is incredibly expensive and is highly complex business. Walt Disney is investing $5 billion in Shanghai in a new theme park, which excludes infrastructure,” Bird said here in an interaction with editors.
Indias per capita income has consistently been on the rise and the standard of living has greatly improved since then so it has changed enough to become somewhat promising as well.
I will hold with my prediction of South America.