Jrb1979
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Nothing is the problem. The plan all along was to have lower attendance to please those that do go.So what is the problem? Nothing? Everything is looking up? I’ll wait.
Nothing is the problem. The plan all along was to have lower attendance to please those that do go.So what is the problem? Nothing? Everything is looking up? I’ll wait.
What’s sad is most either never bothered to understand or deny the context of when that gaffe statement was madeNothing is the problem. The plan all along was to have lower attendance to please those that do go.
The LA Times recently put the reality in print: 70% of there revenues…two years ago before the slide…was from that divisionMedia analyst Rich Greenfield says there’s a gathering fear in Wall Street about a decline in Disney parks attendance which will have a significantly negative impact on the stock since most people own the stock for the parks and not the flailing Disney+ or ESPN.
So what is the problem? Nothing? Everything is looking up? I’ll wait.
I’m sure Tiana will bring in mass summer crowds and the low attendance trend and worries will be over! Go Bob! Hopefully they’ll raise prices again too and come out with a few more popcorn buckets to raise stock pricesLooks that way. You're there and having a good time right?
I was thinking of booking a trip since all these reports of low attendance make the place sound WONDERFUL but my guess is by the time Tiana's is open, the crowds will be back.
I’m sure Tiana will bring in mass summer crowds. The low attendance trend and worries will be over! Go Bob! Hopefully they’ll raise prices again too and come out with a few more popcorn buckets to raise stock prices
D+ is finally pulling a profit. Now that side of things will be the weight of the company. And, films like The First Omen and Kingdom of Planet of the Apes are only losing a few million/tens of millions instead of hundreds of millions.The LA Times recently put the reality in print: 70% of there revenues…two years ago before the slide…was from that division
You want to know what a barrel of dynamite looks like to Wall Street?
And you know why?
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oh and I’m actually here for a business conference and decided to use my points to stay here for a few days prior. My magical park day started off with a longer wait than usual for a bus and then early entry into Epcot at 830 where I waited in line over an hour for test track to actually open after the park was by then open to all. They said they were behind and still going through startup procedures. Wonder if it’s due to lower staff? Either way…good times.Looks that way. You're there and having a good time right?
Don’t forget the secret spiceWhen I dream of thrills and whimsy, the concept of a food co-op is right in the middle of it.
Whoa there, cowboy, this is a family forum.Don’t forget the secret spice
I was thinking of booking a trip since all these reports of low attendance make the place sound WONDERFUL but my guess is by the time Tiana's is open, the crowds will be back.
That’s “the secret sauce”Whoa there, cowboy, this is a family forum.
Relying of us to do the reporting is tiring. @el_super help a brother out. Bob needs you too and Josh will even pop up on your tv to welcome you homeWait…you don’t have anything booked? Did you just get back?
If they opened Tiana with standby I could see folks booking to See Tiana, but with boarding groups, Folks WILL BE SHUT OUT. Its not worth the risk if you are just showing up for Tiana.Looks that way. You're there and having a good time right?
I was thinking of booking a trip since all these reports of low attendance make the place sound WONDERFUL but my guess is by the time Tiana's is open, the crowds will be back.
Not to mention the average tourist family from Denver books their vacation a year in advance, not a month. And crowds have been shifting away from the summer months for a number of years. You'll get the vloggers, bloggers, and local AP crowds for a month or two, plus those late-summer-vacationers who already booked. Then, the real test starts.If they opened Tiana with standby I could see folks booking to See Tiana, but with boarding groups, Folks WILL BE SHUT OUT. Its not worth the risk if you are just showing up for Tiana.
Well the good thing for the family from Denver, since they booked a year in advance, Splash was closed and at that time it was unknown when it would re open, so the family from Denver has no expectations and they will enjoy as @Sirwalterraleigh reports, low attendance.Not to mention the average tourist family from Denver books their vacation a year in advance, not a month. And crowds have been shifting away from the summer months for a number of years. You'll get the vloggers, bloggers, and local AP crowds for a month or two, plus those late-summer-vacationers who already booked. Then, the real test starts.
My quick service is usually around 12/13 but I always get water cups. It’s still cheaper then chipotle, Panera, etc which is mind bogglingMinor quibble, but I think this is only selectively true, mostly with character meals, prix fixe meals, and certain signature snacks. Quick service and standard table service are generally in line with my expectations.
What are you ordering at Chipotle that's more than $13? A carnitas burrito at the Chipotle in Celebration is $10.50 plus tax, chicken is a dollar cheaper (just checked in the app, set the location for that specific one).My quick service is usually around 12/13 but I always get water cups. It’s still cheaper then chipotle, Panera, etc which is mind boggling
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