JoeCamel
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You want a "romantic" boat ride with other people?That’s for private - otherwise $39 per person. A deal by Vegas standards! Haha
You want a "romantic" boat ride with other people?That’s for private - otherwise $39 per person. A deal by Vegas standards! Haha
What happens in Vegas!!!! HahaYou want a "romantic" boat ride with other people?
There are eye in the sky a plenty in Sin City. Big Brother is watching .What happens in Vegas!!!! Haha
That and when less visitors come for Disney, less go to Uni because some go to both. For now anyways.They’re not blaming it on Epic. They’re chalking it up to increased competition from cruises.
This is the new Di$ney and what is frustrating me and others. It’s more about $ now than the guest experience. Prices go up, while some offerings and experiences go downMagic Kingdom Scales Back Patriotic Decor & Park Hours as Fourth of July Crowds Remain Low at Walt Disney World
It's a slow Fourth of July at Walt Disney World for the second year in a row and Disney has scaled back some of the decor and hoursblogmickey.com
What’s up with this cheapness? It might be petty but Disney is about the details why scale bunting back?
Iger didn’t even get his MBA. After graduating from Ithaca he started in entry level at ABC as an assistant’s assistant ( aka gopher ) earning $150 per week and 50 years later with the company as CEO. In graduate business school they rarely teach you to think out of the box. When Conan O’ Brian who graduated with honors from Harvard was asked what Harvard learnings did he take when he made a career in Hollywood he remarked “ Absolutely Nothing “.Disney is in that typical circle --crowds are low so they scale back ---because they scale back less people go ----less people go Disney scales back more but at the same time charging more. I wonder if they teach that business model at Harvard
That explains the very poor business decisionsIger didn’t even get his MBA. After graduating from Ithaca he started in entry level at ABC as an assistant’s assistant ( aka gopher ) earning $150 per week and 50 years later with the company as CEO. In graduate business school they rarely teach you to think out of the box.
If that’s the case there seems to be no active ouster of him and he continues to have the support of the Board. Disney will be fine.That explains the very poor business decisions
Who is “they?”They’re not blaming it on Epic. They’re chalking it up to increased competition from cruises.
This is why so many of us are credulous that we’ll see a substantial portion of that $60bn/$17bn spent at WDW.Disney is in that typical circle --crowds are low so they scale back ---because they scale back less people go ----less people go Disney scales back more but at the same time charging more. I wonder if they teach that business model at Harvard
I believe DCL has 5 ships soon to have the 6th ship up and sailing. Disney and other cruise lines know how to play the game. Register the ships in the Bahamas as labor laws are not as stringent down there as if ships were to be registered in the USA where labor laws are more stringent.Who is “they?”
And if that’s true, that’s a lot of money Disney is losing out to its rivals. They’ve been comparatively slow to scale up their cruise line.
I thought that too until I read they are replacing a teen pool with a ball pitI believe DCL has 5 ships soon to have the 6th ship up and sailing. Disney and other cruise lines know how to play the game.
Right. But only a portion of those have cruises in/out of Florida. The context was lower attendance in Orlando. If cruising it eating in to WDW revenue, DCL is only benefiting from a fraction of that offset revenue given its much smaller footprint in that industry.I believe DCL has 5 ships soon to have the 6th ship up and sailing. Disney and other cruise lines know how to play the game. Register the ships in the Bahamas as labor laws are not as stringent down there as if ships were to be registered in the USA where labor laws are more stringent.
The word on the streets regarding the new island isn’t great either.I thought that too until I read they are replacing a teen pool with a ball pit
The mile long sun filed dock and pier you have to walk to and from isn’t getting a lot of praiseThe word on the streets regarding the new island isn’t great either.
Now that’s bizarre. Is there going to be a bigger first aid station on the ship to address the future ball pit injuries of some of the kids that surely play rowdy?I thought that too until I read they are replacing a teen pool with a ball pit
I had a great time at Castaway going to the adult beach , eating fresh grilled fish sandwiches seeing from distance the trailers that the cast live on the island full time. If only the island can tell stories of the long runaway where it used to be a transport refuel connection hub of items moving from Colombia to South FL back in the 1970/early 80s.The word on the streets regarding the new island isn’t great either.
No my neighbors are the ones who told meDid you tell
About 5,000,000 of your neighbors to do the same?
Also…they aren’t actually ever getting to Orlando.
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