gonna plant my flag here and hope i’m wrong: UO will open more new major attractions between 2026-2035 in its two existing parks than WDW will among its 4.If only Comcast had an influx of, say, $9 billion or more that they could carve some funds off of to fund a USO makeover. Oh well, I'm sure they'll think of something.
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Net new or just new new? Bob needs to know what the bar is being set at so he and Josh can come in under it.
Thanks Brian Roberts!
A number of visitors - "Who is Brian Roberts?"
Changing Fast and Furious bus disaster to update for Khal Drogo: not new
Demolishing fast and furious to build something else: new
Sectorkeeper71
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I’d believe that. I think they’re gonna aggressively add to their existing parks in the years following EU opens to try and create draws for the hordes of people coming to the new parks. Not to mention that EU already has some credible rumors for phase 2 expansions
Surferboy567
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What exactly are we talking here?
Something sizable or small, if anything at all? I’m also well aware someone is going to respond to this and say “cupcake”.
TalkingHead
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6) USO: Unlimited Sales Organization (but need to specify whether referencing the Disney or Universal branch)
Laketravis
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Touchstone had a purpose. Until it was repurposed.
DisneyGentlemanV2.0
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Pick any one - you have an array of choices
DisneyGentlemanV2.0
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Yeah, dump was a bit extreme - let's say "not worth tossing new money in that direction".
bryanfze55
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Isn’t everything in life an aging dump when you really get down to it?
PREMiERdrum
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Separate but equal. Sounds familiar, but I just can't place it...
Not unless you allow it to happen in some cases.
Jrb1979
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The parks I visit aren't aging dumps.
capsshield
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If you ever watch the stock market you will see a lot of people always on the verge of panicking about losing or not making enough money. Those people are the antithesis to creativity.
Disney was perhaps one of the most creative companies out there. Creative visions take time and faith that the project will succeed. Walt branched out into the world with his parks and his company literally jumped off the screen. Today they've grown into a juggernaut. Way more than any one man can deal with especially when that man is pressured by wall street to keep the money flowing.
All businesses go through ups and downs especially when creating. And if that creation is meant to last the process can take very long.
However when a project finishes with the expected results everyone cheers and says when can I have more.
If the results are bad the money men panic, and the fans trash the results in their disapointment.
Disney leadership forgot what made their company great by listening to the money men.
Disney forgot it was a company that was built on traditional family values by embracing diversity over creativity.
Too much diversity leads to a hodge podge of unrealistic visions.
Updating an attraction because it needs refurbishment is one thing. Changing it because it reflects something that someone finds offensive is another.
It's bad enough to have creativity fight the bank, its worse to add in diversity and ip mandates.
now Disney is also fighting the government of Florida.
1. Let diversity happen naturally
2. Let creativity dictate progress not investment.
3. Let creativity dictate the ip
4. Stand up to the money men and remind them that the company wasn't built by safe decisions. It was built on making dreams come true. The first was Mickey Mouse. Walts dream to own his own cartoon studio, then movie studio, then park, then city of tomorrow.
5. Never forget those dreams of Walt's because they built the company, and they're the reasons anyone has ever made any money off of Disney
Disney was perhaps one of the most creative companies out there. Creative visions take time and faith that the project will succeed. Walt branched out into the world with his parks and his company literally jumped off the screen. Today they've grown into a juggernaut. Way more than any one man can deal with especially when that man is pressured by wall street to keep the money flowing.
All businesses go through ups and downs especially when creating. And if that creation is meant to last the process can take very long.
However when a project finishes with the expected results everyone cheers and says when can I have more.
If the results are bad the money men panic, and the fans trash the results in their disapointment.
Disney leadership forgot what made their company great by listening to the money men.
Disney forgot it was a company that was built on traditional family values by embracing diversity over creativity.
Too much diversity leads to a hodge podge of unrealistic visions.
Updating an attraction because it needs refurbishment is one thing. Changing it because it reflects something that someone finds offensive is another.
It's bad enough to have creativity fight the bank, its worse to add in diversity and ip mandates.
now Disney is also fighting the government of Florida.
1. Let diversity happen naturally
2. Let creativity dictate progress not investment.
3. Let creativity dictate the ip
4. Stand up to the money men and remind them that the company wasn't built by safe decisions. It was built on making dreams come true. The first was Mickey Mouse. Walts dream to own his own cartoon studio, then movie studio, then park, then city of tomorrow.
5. Never forget those dreams of Walt's because they built the company, and they're the reasons anyone has ever made any money off of Disney
bryanfze55
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It wasn’t meant to be taken so literal.
bryanfze55
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Ideas, please.
Earnings up soon. I don’t have insight into what they’re gonna say and neither does anyone else.
Re: Hulu integration - was speaking more towards the back of house boring things that are still expensive. They also plan some content changes. A lot of Hulu subs with the TV package might get ed if they don’t have D+. They’re also the profitable customers.
YouTube TV a better option anyway IMO.
Re: Hulu integration - was speaking more towards the back of house boring things that are still expensive. They also plan some content changes. A lot of Hulu subs with the TV package might get ed if they don’t have D+. They’re also the profitable customers.
YouTube TV a better option anyway IMO.
Hulu Live TV is likely to remain independent... until linear channels finally close down.
Hulu streaming on demand is already in Beta on D+ and will be fully integrated in March. Just like Star, the international version of Hulu is already fully integrated into D+ internationally.
Something I guess i don’t think i will understand unless im hand held through it, is why Disney chose to grow the value of hulu by doing things like moving FX content on there and creating so many originals. Surely a high 9, low 10 figure amount of money will be going to Comcast because it was managed… too well?