I don’t think there’s much danger of disaster for the parks, if - and this is maybe a big if - Disney is willing to see what’s right in front of its nose. They dropped perks, raised prices, added upcharges everywhere, and attendance dropped. I think the problem and the solution to the problem is pretty straightforward. There may be a few variables in there that are a little more debatable (are some right wing types boycotting the parks, are the lack of successful recent movies impacting attendance a bit,) but for the most part I feel like it’s pretty obvious what Disney parks need to do to win back guests. The question is, will they do it, when it will cost them money in the short term?
Streaming, on the other hand, is a whole different ballgame. I almost wish they would just rip the bandaid off and go to the Amazon Prime model with rentals and per-show purchases. I know that will be on unpopular opinion but I’m more of a parks person than a tv person (I just don’t have the time to binge watch or really even watch a full movie straight through) and I’m tired of the parks being bled out to support a streaming service with no plans for profitability in sight. If I had to choose to save the parks or D+, I’d choose the parks in a heartbeat.