Feel nervous for the mouse?Is it just some anecdotal accounts on what would be slow days every year? My gut tells me it could be a semi-significant trend/change.
Anybody feel any nervousness on the Mouse’s side?
You just had to post this.The economy has slowed quite a bit and folks are cutting back on discretionary spending. Vacations are the first thing to go. Next, streaming services and movie theatre outings.
Not a good time for companies like Disney.
The economy may have slowed but people are traveling more than ever, and paying more. It’s up over the “ revenge year of travel” last year. I think people don’t care anymore and will travel when they feel like it and they are. Disney and universal will benefit even with the higher prices.. the rooms will be filled.The economy has slowed quite a bit and folks are cutting back on discretionary spending. Vacations are the first thing to go. Next, streaming services and movie theatre outings.
Not a good time for companies like Disney.
Is there any person or program tracking the daily price changes of G+?This used to be a slow time of year, so things may just be returning to normal. May was that gap between Easter and Memorial Day, and before schools let out for the summer. I took many long weekends in May before other interests took over.
But it is. Lol I just posted one and then saw your post. LolYou just had to post this.
We are now about to get a series of charts showing how the economy is better than ever.
These people will hit their credit limit. It’s not sustainable.But it is. Lol I just posted one and then saw your post. Lol
This is a traditional slow time of year. Still, this May has been slower than what we saw in the 2016-2019 time period.This used to be a slow time of year, so things may just be returning to normal. May was that gap between Easter and Memorial Day, and before schools let out for the summer. I took many long weekends in May before other interests took over.
I agree. Judging by the discounts and the new ticket offer I'm thinking it's going to be a lot slower then they anticipated.I think people are spending money, I just think disney has hit a breaking point with costs. We'll see but this summer is looking light.
But summer being light has been a trend for quite some time.
Need more data.
I mean, he's supposed to exit in under two years anyway.Whatever it takes for Iger to be removed.
Until then let it burn.
Did I hear something like that before ?I mean, he's supposed to exit in under two years anyway.
If the numbers are down but the guest experience is still long queues and the absolute need to purchase Genie +, does it matter what the numbers are?Is it just some anecdotal accounts on what would be slow days every year? My gut tells me it could be a semi-significant trend/change.
Anybody feel any nervousness on the Mouse’s side?
The economy may have slowed but people are traveling more than ever, and paying more. It’s up over the “ revenge year of travel” last year. I think people don’t care anymore and will travel when they feel like it and they are. Disney and universal will benefit even with the higher prices.. the rooms will be filled.
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