A number in my neighborhood have given up on their public schools even though they are funding it. Some go the charter school or homeschool route.Apparently some parents think Disney offers better education then their local schools
A number in my neighborhood have given up on their public schools even though they are funding it. Some go the charter school or homeschool route.Apparently some parents think Disney offers better education then their local schools
While there a many factors in play, IMO price is the major one. Many don't seem to want to accept that price is playing as big a factor.I don’t think anyone reasonable is trying to blame one lone factor.
But this seems to be a common attempt at rebuttal, pretending a factor needs to be the sole explanation for it to count.
Maybe the discussion would be too boring if we all accepted that a variety of factors are involved.
It’s summer. People are working on their beach bodies so of course they skip meals. Nothing to see here.Meanwhile.............a quick check of ADR's just now for a party of four today returns a surprisingly high volume of availability.
A number in my neighborhood have given up on their public schools even though they are funding it. Some go the charter school or homeschool route.
Walking around like a wet sponge in hot and humid Orlando for hours day and night doesn't put us in the mood for a big meal. We eat light and hydrate a lot.It’s summer. People are working on their beach bodies so of course they skip meals. Nothing to see here.
Is that Utah park open 5 months a year like seasonal Cedar Point or it it open 365 like Disney parks?As much as some want to claim heat plays a big part, I have a hard time buying it. Especially seeing parks across the country busy and some have hot weather too.
Just yesterday it was 110 in Utah and their park was packed. I know this from a vlogger I watch who was at they park yesterday
Demand used to be so high for these coveted reservations that entire businesses had monetized the ability to get these spots. Your inclinations are not necessarily shared by many- the ability to get out of the heat and sit down is desired by a lot.Walking around like a wet sponge in hot and humid Orlando for hours day and night doesn't put us in the mood for a big meal. We eat light and hydrate a lot.
I don’t think it’s out of “fear”…I think it’s trying to use maybe the biggest pressure point they will ever have to steer the market their way a littleThey must really be concerned about people just going to Epic and skipping IoA and US if they do that, but I am sure they will get the die hards to pay for it. However, for a large chunk of potential visitors, it will be a turn off.
We have a trip planned for late next year with a day set aside for EU with a group and if they go the three-day ticket route everyone agreed to just drop it and go sometime later when that restriction is gone.
You’re not suggesting a certain animal is putting pressure on them…are you?You know, speaking of crowds, is it suspicious to anyone else that the annual TEA Theme Park Index report is like a month late?
I have no special information about this process. Putting on my tin-foil hat, my first conspiracy theory is that the numbers don't look good for Disney.
Its over 120 years old, people go to the parkIs that Utah park open 5 months a year like seasonal Cedar Point or it it open 365 like Disney parks?
It’s not the heat….As much as some want to claim heat plays a big part, I have a hard time buying it. Especially seeing parks across the country busy and some have hot weather too.
Just yesterday it was 110 in Utah and their park was packed. I know this from a vlogger I watch who was at they park yesterday
That’s not an answer to the question.Its over 120 years old, people go to the park
Their point is the reason people will put up with the heat at parks like the on I'm Utah is cause their season is so short they don't have other options. Where as Disney is open year round so people can avoid the heat.That’s not an answer to the question.
It wasn’t a good questionThat’s not an answer to the question.
Yep.It wasn’t a good question
Seasonal parks were designed to operate during their seasons
All year parks are designed to operate all year…including the summer
Here’s some ideas of why Disney is down:
The offerings and the PRICE.
Look into it.
And there’s no indication these fickle, heat sensitive guests are coming in the other seasons in a way that offsets the summer downturns.
So since you can take the extreme heat so should others ? A narrative that not all will buy into.Their point is the reason people will put up with the heat at parks like the on I'm Utah is cause their season is so short they don't have other options. Where as Disney is open year round so people can avoid the heat.
That is what I was talking about in my earlier post. People pushing the heat narrative as the main reason for low attendance
Doesn’t take an MBA to figure a seasonal park open in summers will have their parks “ packed “. Lol.It wasn’t a good question
Seasonal parks were designed to operate during their seasons
All year parks are designed to operate all year…including the summer
Here’s some ideas of why Disney is down:
The offerings and the PRICE.
Look into it.
The Great Wall of China is a bit older so that place is crowded too.Its over 120 years old, people go to the park
Register on WDWMAGIC. This sidebar will go away, and you'll see fewer ads.