News Reedy Creek Improvement District and the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District

[Overlordkitty]

"This is not California. This is the free state of Florida."

 

[mkt]

Human trafficker cast members can go to the onsite prison.

That must be how they make ends meet.

7am-3pm: Work at Space Mountain
3pm-4pm: Late lunch
4pm-9pm: Traffic humans across the border

 

[GoofGoof]

He wants the state and to develop on RCID land.

He wants to outsource all infrastructure projects out of Disney's control.

He wants to prohibit businesses like Disney from requiring masks. On their private property.

This is all scary stuff.

It should be….yet we see people cheering it on.

 

[tissandtully]

WOW

 

[Brian]

I forgot about that bit of lunacy.

The EPCOT monorail line literally just stranded guests for over an hour this morning. The monorails are held together by duct tape and paperclips at this point.

Hey! Remember the time the doors just flung open while in motion?



Some additional oversight might be nice.

 

[LuvtheGoof]

It should be….yet we see people cheering it on.

There is no way that anyone that is even slightly opposed to him would be allowed in. This is NOT a public meeting.

 

[kong1802]

It should be….yet we see people cheering it on.

"..with thunderous applause."

 

[Prince-1]

He also said they were coming for the monorail.

He probably saw the pictures of the concrete chunk missing from the monorail support beam when he secretly visits this site.

 

[Mr. Stay Puft]

This is just plain embarrassing to even watch.

Frightening is more like it.

 

[MagicHappens1971]

 

[Cliff]

Bottom line: Disney wants to control is own local government and they will never allow another government to take that away. The state of Florida is out-gunned here and they are going up against a force that they just cant compete with.

Disney is going to win this fight and there is nothing that the governor or Florida legislators or the Florida Supreme Court or Federal Supreme Court can do about it.

My money is on the Walt Disney Corporation 100%. Disney has simply grown just too big and powerful to fail.

 

[wdwmagic]

ok wow, so only Disney for state inspections and not Sea World or Universal.

 

[Dranth]

I can't wait to hear how the same people that were complaining about a lack of affordable housing prior to this press conference are against DeSantis' suggestion for more workforce housing.

Really? That is the thing that jumped out at you to the point you wanted to comment on it?

 

[GoofGoof]

Picking on you (just because, not really picking). You wouldn't think about changing your plans based on the vast majority of political statements Disney may make. Conversely, the thought that Disney may not be safe, and you're ready to contemplate not going. A behavior that is likely very common.

Not sure what you mean here. I’m not saying I wouldn’t go to somehow withhold business or make a statement. I don’t want to see Disney hurt as a company. I take the safety of my family very seriously so if I even believe there’s even a remote chance the parks won’t be safe I’m not going. I’m not saying that will be a common move or impact anything, that’s just me doing me.

 

[Overlordkitty]

He doesn't know the specifics of what hes proposing?!? Throws it to the legislature.

 

[Figgy1]

How can the state enact regulations that apply to only one business legally?

 

[lazyboy97o]

He wants the state to take ownership and to develop on RCID land.

He wants to outsource all infrastructure projects out of Disney's control.

He wants to prohibit businesses like Disney from requiring masks. On their private property.

This is all scary stuff. There's more too.

Did he declare the agreements void or say the legislature will do that?

 

[Surferboy567]

ok wow, so only Disney for state inspections and not Sea World or Universal.

They can sue for that right?

 

[Prince-1]

How can the state enact regulations that apply to only one business legally?

You can say "What" on here.

 

[MagicHappens1971]

How can the state enact regulations that apply to only one business legally?

Yeah I’m confused about this too. How can the legislature pass a law that applies to theme parks but only Disney.