John park hopper
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Just how much more can Disney raise prices and still have the lemmings willing to pay---- that is the million dollar question.
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It’s the trend that the exec team with approval of the Board is on. Disney will be fine. And Inside Out is doing gangbusters! Cruise line / and international marks are doing better than domestic. Weird is still critics on Inside Out 2 highest grossing but not best movie made ? The millions that bought tickets that helped the movie be highest grossing will beg to differ.
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LSLS
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Also, it's entirely possible revenue is up for the parks because Star Cruiser was last year (it is cited in their 2 sentences on all of Domestic parks) as being a reason revenue was up, we just don't know if it's the only reason.
Biff215
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I bought one of those tickets. I found it far from one of the best movies ever made. In fact, if I could go back, I wouldn’t have bought that ticket and would have been happy waiting for it on Disney+.
GhostHost1000
Premium Member
you can't possibly think Inside Out 2 was the greatest movie ever made
It’s up there some may not agree but for the highest grossing animated film that’s an awesome accomplishment for TWDC !
GhostHost1000
Premium Member
you understand it's the highest grossing film because movie tickets are higher now than when let's say Lion King was released right? I think most would agree the Lion King was a better overall movie (just using that one as an example, there are many others, non-Disney as well)
Yes and the next highest grossing film some will make that same verbiage.
Disstevefan1
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I agree, I wish they measured by "tickets sold".
Tha Realest
Well-Known Member
By this logic, the Hemsworth Snow White films were exponentially more successful and impactful than Disney’s animated film.
Disstevefan1
Well-Known Member
I think we all can be happy they made a movie that made more at the box office than it cost to make and market.
That's all I really care about personally.
That's all I really care about personally.
John park hopper
Well-Known Member
yes and ticket cost conversion then to now price
John park hopper
Well-Known Member
They maybe spending money but it ain't to fix TBA
But some say it’s because of the high price tickets to see the movie !
el_super
Well-Known Member
So... you're advocating for cost cutting?
It's all those awful labor unions and their agreements cutting into profits? All that park maintenance? What do you want to cut.
Revenue increasing is still showing strong demand. Even as that demand slows a bit, it's still way above what they were looking at in 2019 and still better than what their competition is looking at.
They are fine.
Disstevefan1
Well-Known Member
The ticket prices are the ticket prices.
If enough folks buy tickets such that they make enough at the box office that the movie made more money than it cost them to make and market the movie. That’s good enough for me.
GhostHost1000
Premium Member
I’m advocating for better leadership and management. If the parks are the money maker, why have they not been investing more. The next 3-5 years are not going to be good for domestic parks
again…revenue increased because of higher costs on everything, not because of more guests
