When EU opens, Universal will have 11 hotels, which is fairly substantial. I would expect Universal to keep building more as well - they have more plots near EU without infringing on the area that may one day become a fourth park. Both campuses are surrounded by non-Uni hotels as well. Rooms aren’t really a problem for Uni.
Geofoam, not architectural foam.
I mean… what do you do at Disney? One has Springs, one has Citywalk. Both have movie theatres. Both have themed hotels to tour (and getting between six of them is much more pleasant at Uni due to the boats). If you’re there during HHN, the event runs until 2. Uni still has a luau at one of their hotels. Other then perhaps Cirque, I’m not sure what WDW offers at night that Uni doesn’t.
Disney has been saying that they’re trying to drive attendance numbers down (well, technically they’re saying that they’re going to maintain “reduced capacity”) so I’d expect them to emphasize revenue over attendance, especially when it comes to competition with Universal.
this, Epcot was unbearable yesterday, we couldn't wait to get out of there, talk about out of control and disney could care less, its being operated at the lowest level of care as possible now. "Every Person Comes Out Tipsy", is the best I can come up with. Thats all they have turned the place into.
REDUCED CAPACITY
Good argument for going to one of the tens of thousands of other vacation destinations in the country.
That explains it all.
Wait until its reduced to cocktails only!
