Rickcat96
Well-Known Member
Disney just squeezed a 40% increase from the average park-goer leading to a record breaking revenue take for a quarter. All this while clamping down on AP sales, not have international guests, and limiting park capacity due to staffing shortages.
Maybe Disney isn't "happy." Maybe they're just crying all the way to the bank.
Help me understand this better (bolded) my problem with how this is projected in the market, analyst views etc- does not account for HOW this was achieved. Disney believes pricing power they currently have is superior. Ok, I get that but...
Don't staff the parks- no overhead- bare bones labor, non-existent house-keeping services, closed resorts (some) entertainment offerings slim, food and beverage is a joke.
Charge extra for Genie services- run out of capacity because they have none, which creates longer lines, multiple ride downtimes
Merch- some good-most horrible quality
Im sure there is much more that can be added to the list
I doubt long term this is sustainable. The few rides that will open shortly wont add capacity either, it will just shift the popularity.
So how is the pricing power superior?