Sirwalterraleigh
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Plenty of daily hints it already has
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Is attendance really down at WDW this or…
- Thread starter coachb
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That is because Iger is the one bidding on it believing he can inflate it.
John park hopper
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Are you sure the title isn't Scam of Lifetime
So how’s he going to cash in on this with your fantasy idea ?
Scam of a lifetime is the Bernie Madoff and Enron scam. Many lost their life savings and some lost their lives. I don’t recall anyone lost their life savings Disney related but regardless of feedback thank you for keep supporting WDW! Iger appreciates it!
GhostHost1000
Premium Member
heard of DVC? lol
Aren’t you the diehard 30 year Disney fan also a valued member of DVC?
GhostHost1000
Premium Member
I am...which is why I said that. I know how much money I've given Disney over the years and it's pretty mind boggling. It has slowed down now however as things trend the other direction.
Well for one it was a joke.
Who said cash in? The dude is as ego driven more than money driven.
Disstevefan1
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The things folks will waste their money on these days....
Also selling for and bidding are two different things.
The asking price is 295.
Not worth the value to most that would be aware.
Something Bob Iger is totally presenting at current Stateside Disney theme parks!
https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fr...e+of+a+lifetime+bob+iger+autogarphed&_sacat=0
No one is even taking the 125 or Best offer. Ha
The winning bid on Splash Mountain MK 3 oz of water with documentation last day of operation was $120. Yes there are buyers out there for a number of items.
Disstevefan1
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On the other hand, it would be kinda cool to have a signed book from the worst CEO in the history of TWDC
Grimley1968
Well-Known Member
The only thing signed by Bob Iger I'd want is a signed check in exchange for nothing from me. We know he's good at throwing away money like that.
John park hopper
Well-Known Member
I'd go for that-- a signed check by Bob reimbursing me for all the overcharged stuff I bought in the parks and the overpriced resorts and attractions down I never got to ride.
When there is a natural disaster in the world , TWDC usually writes a check to fund humanitarian aid and any monetary aid helps the ones in need.
Even the rare WDW restaurant like Boma which, in my opinion, has not had a drop in quality when it comes to the primary menu items (desserts, kids items, etc. have) is still at a price point I don't think is worth it, even for the peak experience. Even with all of my favorite menu items on a Wednesday or Saturday, I can't justify the $56 per person + tip. If it were $40-$45, heck even $49.99 I would dine there a few times a year. But something about it being $56 makes my brain round it up to $60. Then add a few fellow diners and a tip and I just can't bring myself to pay it. So at least from me they get $0 a year now instead of a few hundred.
No, no, you have it all wrong. Fewer people in the parks is a good thing, because revenue will increase because they'll be buying more merchandise, food, and beverages. The resident expert here told us so, and he's the only one who knows what's really going on.
networkpro
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- In the Parks
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I too vote for its coma inducing lethargy!