Inside the Magic is claiming that Disney World will "leave" Florida. What does that mean? Are they actually going to close the resort and try to "move it" somewhere else?
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Is Disney World actually going to leave Florida?
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rct247
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Did you read the article? It's clickbait.
- The "piece of Main Street" is a home for sale in New York that is on the market for a very high price that has a style reminiscent of Main Street USA. Not really any other connection.
- The link to the "rumors suggesting" Walt Disney World would leave Florida, point to their own article of when North Carolina invited Disney to move there.
- The "piece of Main Street" is a home for sale in New York that is on the market for a very high price that has a style reminiscent of Main Street USA. Not really any other connection.
- The link to the "rumors suggesting" Walt Disney World would leave Florida, point to their own article of when North Carolina invited Disney to move there.
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Smugpugmug
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Inside the Magic is clickbait trash. Most of the articles they publish are factually incorrect. Don't bother wasting your time and energy on their articles.
donsullivan
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Disney World isn't going anywhere. They will, however, likely not start anything new in FL until all of this 'stuff' with the governor and his minions is over and all parties agree that it's over.
Vacationeer
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I was shocked to learn the castle cannot partially retract into the utilidors in preparation of a hurricane, but something even better is lurking underground. Legs. WDW can actually stand up and walk away, and everywhere is within walking distance if you’ve got the time.
Vegas Disney Fan
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No, and they’ll keep investing in the Florida parks also because it’ll hurt the bottom line if they don’t.
WorldExplorer
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Yes.
They're debating if they're going to sprinkle everything with pixie dust and just have it float away, hook a big helicopter to each park icon and just pull up the whole thing with them, or go with the tried and true "push it somewhere else" method.
There's a lot of strategic planning going into it. Might take a week or so to pull off the whole thing off.
(Can't believe this is a thing being brought up.)
They're debating if they're going to sprinkle everything with pixie dust and just have it float away, hook a big helicopter to each park icon and just pull up the whole thing with them, or go with the tried and true "push it somewhere else" method.
There's a lot of strategic planning going into it. Might take a week or so to pull off the whole thing off.
(Can't believe this is a thing being brought up.)
JoeCamel
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It means you wasted some time that you will never recoup reading one syllable of anything with an ITM label on it.
Choose wisely as Ken said
BlakeW39
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DisneyHead123
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I think it would be kind of a fun exercise to actually price out how much it would cost for Disney to entirely recreate itself elsewhere, based on the current amount they spend on building rides, restaurants, stores and transportation, etc. I’m assuming it would be somewhere in the trillions (and take a few decades to boot).
The Empress Lilly
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This is why Walt bought an island twice the size of Manhattan. If needed, it can be sailed elsewhere.
Cmdr_Crimson
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Yes, and Six Flags will buy it all up and you can finally say goodbye to park music being taken over by uproarious top 40 music and see the world's largest Takis advertising banner wrapped around Spaceship Eart..Oops I mean Time Machine Ball of Rock and Roll!
...well, I feel pretty stupid now.
S.I.R. the Robot
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Six Flags will never buy Disney IRL.Yes, and Six Flags will buy it all up and you can finally say goodbye to park music being taken over by uproarious top 40 music and see the world's largest Takis advertising banner wrapped around Spaceship Eart..Oops I mean Time Machine Ball of Rock and Roll!
Cmdr_Crimson
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