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

[Chi84]

Kinda shows the magnitude of difference in caliber of the respective side's attorneys.

Courts are not supposed to let that kind of thing no make a difference, but it can. Not in this case, though. They’ll have enough trouble trying to keep the politics out of it - or get the politics in if that’s the goal.

 

[seascape]

Kinda shows the magnitude of difference in caliber of the respective side's attorneys.

I don't believe it's the calber of lawyers. The State and CFTOD hired very good lawyers. The problem is their case stinks.

 

[mkt]

Say what you like but Iger is the alpha Dog here.

We’re in agreement

 

[mkt]

Some uploads, nothing that interesting.

From Disney v DeSantis, a motion for reconsideration to piggyback on this suit by another alleged 1A victim of DeSantis, and another denial.

 

[mkt]

And from CFTOD v Disney, the motion to dismiss and an email designation

 

[mkt]

Going back to look for myself, but didn't someone else try to piggy back the Federal case or is this the same person????

Same person

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

You can't have two bodies fighting over who declares the contract with the old RCID board annulled.

Unless you declare double secret annulment.

Like game of thrones??

…I think dragons might actually help settle this…

 

[stuey222]

Like game of thrones??

…I think dragons might actually help settle this…

Disney has dragons

 

[JoeCamel]

Disney has dragons

Real scary ones......

 

[Disstevefan1]

When I think about how many years these legal battles will go on I get depressed but then I think, heck, we had WALLS in EPCOT for how many years for the total failure that is the EPCOT renovation, then I think, time will pass, walls will go up and come down and someday we can get back to complaining about, MOBBED theme parks, constant price increases, rained out Christmas parties, etc.

Not that we do not still complain about these things now, but we can better focus on them... someday

 

[TTA94]

Don’t bash me for saying or asking this but depending on how things continue to go and in a worse case scenario, would Iger consider shutting down WDW until the situation gets resolved? Obviously it would severely hurt the company but I would think it would also securely hurt the state of FL. Id imagine that would not be a good situation for DeSantis to be in.

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

Disney has dragons

Need like this:

 

[JoeCamel]

Don’t bash me for saying or asking this but depending on how things continue to go and in a worse case scenario, would Iger consider shutting down WDW until the situation gets resolved? Obviously it would severely hurt the company but I would think it would also securely hurt the state of FL. Id imagine that would not be a good situation for DeSantis to be in.

No that would not be an option for a host of reasons

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

No that would not be an option for a host of reasons

But…hypothetically it would cripple the state In about 3 Months.

The destruction would be shocking.

But it’s not a possibility as you said

 

[MisterPenguin]

Real scary ones......

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You wouldn't like him when he's angry...

 

[mf1972]

Need like this:
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i wouldn’t count on this guy for any help

 

[Sirwalterraleigh]

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i wouldn’t count on this guy for any help

…that was my next joke…gotta let the routine “germinate” a little

 

[RamblinWreck]

No that would not be an option for a host of reasons

And even if it were an option, it wouldn’t be a wise one. Also for a host of reasons.

 

[LapsedWDWFan]

But…hypothetically it would cripple the state In about 3 Months.

The destruction would be shocking.

But it’s not a possibility as you said

I can see some flaws in that hypothetical. All theme parks everywhere were shut down for about 4 months for covid, yet the state of Florida survived. Orange country survived. No shocking destruction as you put it.

Just stating the facts.

 

[MagicHappens1971]

I can see some flaws in that hypothetical. All theme parks everywhere were shut down for about 4 months for covid, yet the state of Florida survived. Orange country survived. No shocking destruction as you put it.

Just stating the facts.

The global pandemic's effect on the theme park/hospitality industry isn't a fair comparison of what would happen to Orlando if next week WDW decided to shut down permanently. (this is never happening)