Kungaloosh!!!

[Sirwalterraleigh]

Disney Springs would make a lot more sense than the Boardwalk, as much as I'd love to see them spend some money to add to that area.

Much easier to get to/from for both Disney and non-Disney guests.

(Pssst!…there’s no way in HELL they’re spending now anyway…certainly not on this )

 

[Kamikaze]

I am assuming that you will be saving me a seat.

Absolutely. Been far too long without meeting you.

 

[JoeCamel]

If it happened that they opened an AC the lines would make popcorn buckets look like chump change

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

If it happened that they opened an AC the lines would make popcorn buckets look like chump change

$100 an hour cover charge?!?

now we talking

 

[Kamikaze]

(Pssst!…there’s no way in HELL they’re spending now anyway…certainly not on this )

Supposedly the P&R capex is going to be up $2.5b over 2021 for FY22. A large chunk of that is going to be DTD at DLR and the Epcot stuff, but theres still a lot left.

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

Supposedly the P&R capex is going to be up $2.5b over 2021 for FY22. A large chunk of that is going to be DTD at DLR and the Epcot stuff, but theres still a lot left.

That sounds like a big number, huh?

 

["El Gran Magnifico"]

If it happened that they opened an AC the lines would make popcorn buckets look like chump change

What if you needed a bucket to get in? Never underestimate Chapek Imagineering.

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

What if you needed a bucket to get in? Never underestimate Chapek Imagineering.

With a paid queue line and a dooney and burke overlay/design?

 

[vikescaper]

I think it would make perfect sense to put a new version of the Adventurer’s Club in the World Celebration neighborhood of Epcot.

 

["El Gran Magnifico"]

With a paid queue line and a dooney and burke overlay/design?

And your Folio receipt from Galactic Cruiser

 

[Kamikaze]

That sounds like a big number, huh?

I mean, its more than double what they spent in FY2021 and would be the most they've ever spent in a year.

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

I mean, its double what they spent this year and would be the most they've ever spent in a year.

I’ve learned to trust only one thing in Orlando…and it’s not budget proclamations.

that used to be a good thing (they overspent)…the last ten years or so? Big promises to get the crowds talking and under delivery…

But let’s assume you’re correct on money being spent (contrary to every pattern setting up)…why would they do the adventures club? A notorious thorn in management/accountings side?

if they even entertained it…it would have to be so different it wouldn’t even compare.

A 500 seat high price buffet? I could maybe see that.

not 75 patrons split over 4 levels and an employee ratio of 1:3

 

[Kamikaze]

I’ve learned to trust only one thing in Orlando…and it’s not budget proclamations.

that used to be a good thing (they overspent)…the last ten years or so? Big promises to get the crowds talking and under delivery…

But let’s assume you’re correct on money being spent (contrary to every pattern setting up)…why would they do the adventures club? A notorious thorn in management/accountings side?

if they even entertained it…it would have to be so different it wouldn’t even compare.

A 500 seat high price buffet? I could maybe see that.

not 75 patrons split over 4 levels and an employee ratio of 1:3

Its not 'Orlando'. Thats the expected capex for all of P&R. Its in the yearly report and was mentioned in the actual conference call.

 

[FigmentFan82]

if they even entertained it…it would have to be so different it wouldn’t even compare.

A 500 seat high price buffet? I could maybe see that.

not 75 patrons split over 4 levels and an employee ratio of 1:3

OP appears to be implying that yes it would be a different experience and not simply "bringing back AC as it once was" which makes sense to me

Therefore it ends up being "what is a good fit for this IP as a new experience?"

and again as OP said, it may be filling a "VOID"

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

OP appears to be implying that yes it would be a different experience and not simply "bringing back AC as it once was" which makes sense to me

Therefore it ends up being "what is a good fit for this IP as a new experience?"

and again as OP said, it may be filling a "VOID"

The void is problematic because of the equipment…I think that is very last thing to return if ever.

as far as dinner shows go…good luck. They don’t seem to want the ones they already have and the pricing would be laughable.

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

Its not 'Orlando'. Thats the expected capex for all of P&R. Its in the yearly report and was mentioned in the actual conference call.

I’m well aware…including DCL…

the reality is the customers in Orlando ( not lumping it with the others) have given corporate ZERO reason to spend a dime beyond minimum for 10 years…they increasing pay more for whatever is offered. That component.

so as a business…why would you spend unless you’re talking obscene revenues?

 

[dreday3]

I've got it.

It's going to a Jungle Cruise experience re-opening at the Void. Starring The Rock. Then you get the dessert from Skipper Canteen when it's over.

And a water ride.

 

[LiterallyNobody]

OP appears to be implying that yes it would be a different experience and not simply "bringing back AC as it once was" which makes sense to me

Therefore it ends up being "what is a good fit for this IP as a new experience?"

and again as OP said, it may be filling a "VOID"

A void is simply an empty space. It could be anywhere. Now if there were an empty space somewhere that was once called VOID, that would be something. Wait.. Where was I going with this?

 

[FigmentFan82]

The void is problematic because of the equipment…I think that is very last thing to return if ever.

as far as dinner shows go…good luck. They don’t seem to want the ones they already have and the pricing would be laughable.

my guess is AC themed escape room where the VOID used to be

 

[CaptainAmerica]

Supposedly the P&R capex is going to be up $2.5b over 2021 for FY22. A large chunk of that is going to be DTD at DLR and the Epcot stuff, but theres still a lot left.

That sounds like a big number, huh?

I mean, its more than double what they spent in FY2021 and would be the most they've ever spent in a year.

They have two Triton-class cruise ships waiting in line behind the Wish.